Xai CFO Liberatore Has Left the Company Just a Few Months After Taking the Job

I drag Elon pretty frequently in my video essays on that short form video site. I started because his artificial urgency, like telling his employees this company will be out of business usually they don't pull off some miracle like making FSD work this year for sure, is a laughably bad behavior pattern usually seen among crappy founders of much smaller crappy companies.

But it turns out there was such a rich vein of examples of being a bad manager that you just have to keep digging. Completely unsurprising that a CFO would bail before being forced to, at the very least, avert his eyes from something sketchy.