Musk Admits He "Went a Bit Off Track" in Political Affairs

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Limited spots are available, so act fast. Let us join together for this sustainable appointment! [Click to register] Tesla Motors (TSLA) CEO Musk admitted that he has "gone a bit off track" in political affairs and has spent more time away from his companies than he should have.

Musk said he should have played a less high-profile role, and his involvement in government affairs should not have exceeded one or two months, whereas in fact he spent about four months at the White House.

Musk pointed out that he should have returned earlier to focus on the field of artificial intelligence.

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