In a world where tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have been making headlines for their rivalry, a surprising twist has caught the attention of social media users. A picture collage depicting a “good ending” between the two billionaires, created using artificial intelligence (AI), has gone viral.

The AI-generated images, shared by Twitter user Sir Doge of the Coin, showcase Musk and Zuckerberg in a casual setting, donning t-shirts and denim during what appears to be a beach holiday. The pictures capture heartwarming moments of the two holding hands and running together on the beach, as well as hugging against a picturesque backdrop. In two other shots, they are seen playfully splashing water individually.

Take a look at the post below:

The good ending ❤️ pic.twitter.com/smQjNTzc45

— Sir Doge of the Coin ⚔️ (@dogeofficialceo) July 14, 2023

The post has quickly gained traction, garnering seven million views and 1.3 lakh likes on the social media platform. “The good ending” reads the caption, accompanied by a red heart emoji.

Amidst their public rivalry, Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, responded to the viral post with a simple laughing emoji, adding a touch of amusement to the unexpected turn of events.

While their real-life feud continues to make waves, the AI-generated images offer a glimpse of a peaceful and friendly scenario, reminding us of the unpredictable nature of social media and human connections in the digital age.

Check out the responses below:

As one of the users wrote, “They should actually do a photoshoot together like this for the memes.”

Another user wrote, “In a parallel universe…”

A third person wrote, “‘Siri, play ‘Love Like This’ by Natasha Beddingfield’.”

A fourth user commented, “I also believe that this will be the most perfect ending.”

Another wrote, “Wow couple goals.”

As someone else said, “They saw each other at a beach, chose to hug it out, and run barefoot like happy kids.”

Another user wrote, “I’m going to die laughing! Best meme ever!”

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