Several high-profile films premiered Tuesday at the Venice Film Festival, according to the Associated Press, including Alex Gibney's documentary "Musk," a nearly four-hour portrait of Elon Musk examining his power and influence. Also debuting were "Bunker," a psychological thriller starring Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, and a new drama from Casey Affleck. The premieres drew attention as part of the festival's slate of prominent screenings in Venice, Italy.

Filmmaker Alex Gibney premiered a new documentary about Elon Musk at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday, using an artificial intelligence avatar to simulate an interview with the Tesla and SpaceX CEO drawn from his real past statements. Gibney said the choice was intentionally ironic and references Musk's own propositions about AI. The film also features Ashley St. Clair, and it examines the dangers Musk may pose, according to the Associated Press.

Director Alex Gibney said fear shadowed the making of his documentary about Elon Musk, according to TimesLIVE. The report also quotes Musk's former partner, the mother of one of his children, as saying that 'his most complicated relationship is with the truth.' The film examines the billionaire's life and conduct, with Gibney describing an atmosphere of intimidation surrounding the project.

Elon Musk is no longer a trillionaire following a decline in global technology stock prices, which resulted in a loss of $500 billion (£500 billion) in his wealth. This significant drop has affected his financial status, according to Global Publishers.

CIO Africa publishes a conversation with Kenya's first technology diplomat, opened by the author's reflections on rewatching Ex-Machina, a decade-old film about artificial intelligence. The piece explores themes of AI and technology diplomacy, drawing on the film's title, which translates to 'out of the machine,' as a framing device for the discussion.

Mickey Seems 2 Funny has acquired a new Range Rover Sport valued at Ugx240 million, which he has been spotted driving in Bukoto. He has encouraged the youth to live within their means to achieve success, according to MBU.