Linda Yacarino, owner of Elon Musk’s social media site X, has announced that she is stepping down.
Ms. YACCARINO is in the role since June 2023.
In a post on platformHe said that “I was” very grateful “to protect me free speech, divert the company around, and to convert X everything into the app.
Musk has only posted a brief answer, only saying: “Thank you for your contribution.”
The BBC has approached X for comment.
Ms. Yacarino was previously prominent to advertising in NBCUNIVERSAL, where she was credited to help it run through the upheaval caused by technology firms.
She joined XThen Twitter, leaving the site in tumor time with advertisers and Kasturi looked at a large number of employees firing.
In his departure post, he said that he had decided to step down after “two incredible years”.
He said: “When Elon Musk and I first talked about his vision for X, I knew that it would be a lifetime opportunity to fulfill the extraordinary mission of this company.”
It is not clear whether there is any break in their relationship since joining 2023.
But at that time the tone platform has changed.
Earlier, the avatar was accused of inclination on the left side on Twitter, now X is involuntarily bent on the right in the context of the most visibility.
Although Musk stepped as a CEO, he never stepped back from his favorite social network, and if anything loudly became more controversial, as he has appointed him.
Those who have worked directly with musk have described them as both a visionary and a workholic, which others can only keep for so long.
Whatever the reason, the exit comes at a difficult time for musk, which is working with a falling sales in its carmaker Tesla.
He is also entangled in the war of words with his former political ally, US President Donald Trump, ending in Kasturi Planning a new political party,
The X has also continued to attract the dispute.
The most recent Musk’s chatbot, groc – has been seen – which is embedded in X – Talk favorable about Hitler.
In a statement, XAI said it was working to remove “unfair” positions.
