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While some see Musk's privatization ambitions as a way to safeguard Tesla from public scrutiny and external pressures, others doubt such a move is imminent. Musk has expressed confidence in Tesla's AI capabilities and its pioneering efforts in automation and humanoid robots, which are arguably more aligned with public company transparency.
Additionally, Musk’s own words suggest that Tesla’s status as a public company enables shareholder voting rights, providing a check against mismanagement. Nevertheless, the ongoing tension between Musk’s vision and market realities fuels speculation that privatization could still be on the table—though many believe it remains unlikely in the near term.