SpaceX announced plans to spend heavily on artificial intelligence during its most recent earnings call, causing investors to sell shares even as the company reported quarterly revenues that nearly doubled, according to the International homepage.
The company said the new AI budget would support future launch and manufacturing initiatives, while its stock fell in after‑hours trading. Musk’s first earnings call since the historic IPO also highlighted plans to launch the next Starship rocket this month and begin Starship orbital flights, a move underscored by SpaceNews and TechCrunch reports.
SpaceX, a private space exploration company founded by Elon Musk, has become a key player in commercial spaceflight and has recently shifted focus toward artificial intelligence as part of its broader strategy.