Musk's interview essentially represents his views on the ultimate fate of the X algorithm. In short, the current X algorithm is still fundamentally based on dwell time. To make the data look better, much content is forced to be artificially dulled under the algorithm's pressure, which is why motivational articles are so prevalent. Therefore, Grok, trained on such data, can only be artificially dulled as well. Especially when the entire platform is flooded with homogenized content generated to attract traffic, the value of X's data assets is actually discounted. Musk's analogy of truth and curiosity, in my view, is guidance for the future of algorithms. I predict that future algorithms will, in addition to dwell time, truly implement the concept of "users staying without regret." For example, reducing the weight of duplicate content and rewarding content that provides fresh perspectives and high information density. Because from Musk's perspective, X is part of the business model, but in a higher sense, it is Grok's real-time database. This means that each iteration of the algorithm is no longer essentially for simple traffic monetization, but for data cleaning for AI.