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Musk's announcement was met with mixed reactions from some, including

Jan. 26, 2017 by Elizabeth Duran

Musk's announcement was met with mixed reactions from some, including some who were quick to dismiss Musk's comments. While Musk said he was a tech genius, "we need a big smart company to run these things. So we'll let you know what we think. I don't think it's going to happen. I think we'll get it done. There's not going to be an app. We can't do that right now. We can't do that right now."

But the fact that Musk made this announcement in the midst of the most heated debate in tech circles is a sign of how much the current climate of misinformation and misinformation has evolved in recent months.

Musk is the "founder and CEO" of Tesla Motors.

Update: Musk's latest tweet read, 'As CEO Elon Musk, I'll work to make sure every Tesla owner has the ability to use this new app. We're doing all we can to make the car safer and more fun to drive.'

Photo credit: Getty ImagesOn Friday, the Obama administration announced that it will no longer allow transgender people to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender identity, even though many already do.

The change, which is in addition to a national policy that will allow people to transition into another gender, also comes after months of confusion over why transgender people can use the bathroom that matches their gender identity, and on Thursday the Justice Department said it would continue to be a federal agency responsible for protecting the rights of those who identify as transgender.

"This will not happen on our part," said U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz. "Our role here is to protect our rights to live our full and healthy selves. But we will continue to be the federal government that protects the rights of all people."

The administration is also planning to move forward with plans to allow transgender people to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity, including a ban on using the bathroom that matches their gender identity and a ban on using a gender-neutral name or pronoun.

The change, which will apply to anyone seeking to use the restroom or locker room that matches their gender identity, will likely be one of the biggest legislative announcements in the Obama administration's history. On the heels of the Justice Department's announcement, President Trump has repeatedly said he would not allow transgender people to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.

"I will take no position on these issues, only on the record," Trump said last week, saying his administration