Although Elon Musk has said that he will not promote the $44 billion acquisition of twitter without solving the problem of false account, the documents of the securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) show that he has met with the company's senior management for three days to discuss the company's business before publicly announcing the acquisition of twitter. Musk first discussed the acquisition of twitter from March 27.
The SEC document did not specify what they discussed or whether musk raised his concerns about cyber robots during the meeting. In late March and early April this year, musk held discussions with Twitter co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey, current CEO Parag Agrawal, twitter chairman BRET Taylor and board member Egon Durban.
These meetings took place after musk invested in twitter and before the official acquisition of the company was announced on April 14. Late last month, Twitter's board of directors finally agreed to sell the company to musk for $44 billion, but the future of the deal is still uncertain because musk has said that the acquisition will not proceed until he finds out the number of false accounts on the platform.