Elon Musk has proposed a competitive match between xAI’s Grok 5 and the best human League of Legends team, stirring interest among esports professionals and Riot Games. Musk suggested that the AI should operate under human-like constraints—such as limited reaction times and the ability to view the game only through a standard camera feed—making the challenge more intriguing. Former League pro Eugene “Pobelter” Park offered to assist, while AI researcher Oriol Vinyals recommended testing Grok in real-time strategy games. However, skepticism exists within the community, with players like Joedat “Voyboy” Esfahani and Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng doubting Grok’s ability to compete at a high level due to the complex teamwork and strategy required in League of Legends. Interest from T1, a prominent esports team, and Riot Games indicates that a match could happen, potentially drawing significant viewership. T1 expressed readiness to participate, showcasing their engagement with Musk's idea. Riot Games co-founder Marc Merrill responded positively, suggesting discussions about the event. While no match has been confirmed yet, the combination of professional interest and Musk’s involvement could lead to a notable AI-versus-human showdown in esports. Separately, Tesla’s Autopilot system has reached a milestone of 10 billion kilometers of real-world driving experience, a figure Musk cited years ago as necessary for regulatory approval. Tesla’s focus on Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology has driven its expansion into various countries, with expectations for European approval next year. This achievement underscores Tesla’s significant lead in autonomous driving data, which few competitors can match. Finally, Musk’s xAI has accumulated $18 billion in debt, partly due to the merger with SpaceX and the purchase of Twitter. Bankers are exploring financing options to reduce interest costs ahead of SpaceX’s planned IPO. The merger aims to transition data centers to space, a move Musk argues is essential for scaling AI efforts efficiently.