Bill Gates Slams Elon Musk's Political Shift: ‘Insane’
Bill Gates has criticized Elon Musk's increasing political involvement, particularly his support for far-right parties in Europe, describing it as "insane."
Published Jan 27, 2025

Table of Contents
- Gates' Perspective on Musk's Political Involvement
- Musk's Political Engagement
- Implications for Tech Industry Leadership
In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates highlighted his disapproval with Tesla CEO Elon Musk's growing alliance with far-right political movements in Europe. Gates described Musk's political involvement as "insane," emphasizing Musk's support for the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
Gates' Perspective on Musk's Political Involvement
Bill Gates acknowledged Musk's brilliance and important contributions to technology and sustainability. He did, however, express astonishment at Musk's involvement in European politics, saying, “I am not trying to talk about European politics like he is, so it surprises me a bit.”
Musk's Political Engagement
Elon Musk has actively supported far-right parties in the United Kingdom and Germany, notably endorsing the AfD. His political activities have raised discussions about the role of tech industry leaders in political realms.
Implications for Tech Industry Leadership
The exchange between Gates and Musk highlights the complexities of political engagement by prominent tech figures. It raises concerns about the influence of such participation on public opinion and the larger tech industry.
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