The SpaceX CEO said the cost of serving the AI agent was "unsustainably high relative to revenue," after some users complained about usage limits.

President Donald Trump suggested Monday that he was open to pardoning Elon Musk. During a pre-taped interview on the New York Post’s Pod Force One, host Miranda Devine asked Trump about concerns that Democrats were plotting to arrest Musk, seize his factories, and nationalize SpaceX. (Of course, no Democratic lawmaker or candidate has actually called for any of that.) “It won’t happen. It’s talk. But if it is talk, we’ll have to protect them,”...