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A video that claims that Elon Musk has started a  trading platform using quantum and AI technologies   and that one can quadruple their money by  investing 250 dollars in it is being shared   widely on social media platforms. Had someone of  Musk’s stature been involved with such a product,   the media would have reported it widely. But we  could not find any such reports. The viral video   carries a watermark that reads ‘QuantumAI’. An  internet search about this led us to a website   with this name. Its description states that the  Quantum AI investments app is a trading platform   used for cryptocurrency trading and that it allows  users to work their way through the market and   earn money from the investment they’ve made in  the app. Similar to the claim in the viral video,   the description also says that the initial  deposit is $250. But the information on the   website does not appear genuine. There is no  credible information about the organisation,   like who its founders and investors are or  where it is based. Further, the website refers   to Microsoft, IBM and OpenAI as their partners.  But we could not find any official information or   media reports about these companies investing in  or working with QuantumAI. The website carries a   video of Musk making a presentation about the  trading platform. But reverse image search of   screenshots revealed that the visuals were  extracted from Musk’s presentation at the   International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide,  in 2017. In this speech, Musk spoke about his   space company ‘Space X’, not QuantumAI. The audio  appears to have been an act of mimicry. As Elon   Musk is not associated with a quantum trading  platform called QuantumAI, this post is .