Celebrities Who Are Robots – Which Celebrity Could Be an AI Bot?

Musk has the money to do it as Forbes has assessed his worth at a staggering $221 billion. You would need a lot of money to pull off being a celebrity robot. He also has the technology backing, as Musk is behind Tesla and SpaceX. These companies are known for being cutting-edge in their space.

Should Tesla invest $5B into @xAI, assuming the valuation is set by several credible outside investors?

(Board approval & shareholder vote are needed, so this is just to test the waters)

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 24, 2024

Musk recently also asked his X followers (remember, he owns X now) if Tesla should invest $5 billion into xAI, which is also his company. xAI is Musk’s offering to compete with other AI technologies such as ChatGPT and Google Bard.

That is precisely what a robot would do: use one of his companies to fund a startup of another company. Musk claims that it will be “the world’s most powerful AI by every metric”. Of course, he claims this.

Not only would I believe that Zuckerberg is a robot, but he is also my pick to be an extra-terrestrial in Bovada’s alien betting odds. When you watch him speak, it just sounds like there is a script running in his brain. It doesn’t flow as smoothly as it does for, you know, humans.

Zuckerberg is also wildly rich as the CEO of Meta, and he’s worth $157.4 billion. Meta, of course, runs Facebook, which was founded by Zuckerberg. He also now owns Instagram and WhatsApp, among others. Meta sits alongside Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft in terms of the biggest tech companies in the world. It’s all at his fingertips.

Trump has officially reached what The Ringer’s and former ESPN writer Bill Simmons dubbed, “The Tyson Zone”. It was named after boxer Mike Tyson, and the premise that, any story that would come out about Tyson, Simmons would believe it. In fact, it might need to be renamed “The Trump Zone”.

Trump has a minor glitch as he struggles to get out words pic.twitter.com/AB1X8pTdCd

— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) July 24, 2024

You could argue that these “glitches” are just mistakes, as the man just turned 78 in June. But again, if you were telling me Trump commanded celebrities who are robots, I would believe it, no questions asked. How else do you explain the last eight years and counting?

Sports is the perfect spot for celebrities who might not be human. Messi, James, and Curry have all been described in otherworldly terms at some point in their careers.

The 37-year-old Messi is still an elite soccer player, as shown by his performances in leading Argentina to World Cup and Copa América wins.

James will be 40 in December, and he is still the alpha male on the US men’s team, which leads the Olympic basketball odds.

Curry is 36 and also going to Paris with the Olympic team, still adept at launching 30-foot three-pointers, changing the game of basketball.

LEBRON JAMES WINS IT FOR TEAM USA 🔥

It was an almighty effort from South Sudan, but the King's late layup gives the USA the victory! 👑 pic.twitter.com/TaBlY8AC2O

— ESPN Australia & NZ (@ESPNAusNZ) July 20, 2024

But outside their sports, you could describe Messi as robotic, if now awkward. James is very measured in his public persona, which could also be described as robotic. Curry is slightly less robotic than James, but as he is younger, he might be the updated version.

I mean, he’s the Terminator! Schwarzenegger is high on the list of celebrities that are robots. You could have mused that when “Arnie” won the Mr. Universe title when he was 20. He also won numerous other bodybuilding contests, including Mr. Olympia eight times. He moved into acting and became arguably the biggest action-movie start of all time, with roles in Conan the Barbarian, Predator, Terminator, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

It’s almost like the Terminator role was made for him, but I’d believe that Schwarzenegger didn’t have to do much acting for that franchise. I just hope he is on our side if humans have to fight robots.

• Elon Musk (+15000)
• Mark Zuckerberg (+15000)
• Donald Trump (+25000)
• Lionel Messi/LeBron James (+25000)/Stephen Curry (+30000)
• Arnold Schwarzenegger (+30000)