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Chloe Taylor

Musk says labeling him antisemitic is ‘bogus’ after tweets led to fresh advertiser exodus from X

Elon Musk pictured at the 2023 AI Safety Summit in Bletchley, England. (Credit: Leon Neal—Getty Images)

Elon Musk defended himself against fresh antisemitism allegations on Sunday, after his social media posts and concerns over content on X led to a mass exit of advertisers from the platform formerly known as Twitter.

The Tesla and SpaceX boss was accused of amplifying an antisemitic trope in a six-word post to the platform he owns on Wednesday.

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