As Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey races toward becoming the biggest box-office hit of his career with a $264 million global opening, Elon Musk says his Grok AI will create its own feature-length version of Homer's epic before the end of the year. Musk claims the AI film will be "historically accurate and true to the art of Homer," while continuing to criticize Nolan's casting choices. Critics were quick to point out the irony of calling a story filled with gods, monsters, and mythical creatures "historically accurate," and many also noted Musk's long history of missing ambitious project deadlines. Nolan has largely ignored the controversy, saying pre-release debates don't matter because no one has seen the finished film—and with audiences showing up in huge numbers, his strategy appears to be paying off.