After Musk tweeted, “Twitter needs to become by far the most accurate source of information about the world. That’s our mission,” Dorsey responded, “accurate to who?”

Musk then said, “As judged by the people of Twitter via Community Notes (formerly Birdwatch),” to which the former Twitter CEO replied, “I still think… Birdwatch is a far better name. And ‘more informative’ a far better goal.”

Cuban then jumped in, questioning Musk’s decision to charge $8 per month for Twitter verification in his quest to make Twitter “the most accurate source of information about the world.”

“You might consider proactively offering your $8 verification program for free to those you deem the most accurate Notes contributors,” Cuban tweeted. “Won’t be easy to confirm accuracy. But if AI can try to model out bias, maybe it can model in accuracy?”

Musk responded, “$8 for all,” to which Cuban retorted: “Your business. Your decision.”

Meanwhile, some celebrities and public figures are announcing they are leaving Twitter amidst Musk’s takeover.

Among those planning an exit is “The View” host and Oscar winner Whoopi Goldberg, who said on the panel talk series, “I’m getting off. I’m getting off today, because I just feel like it’s so messy and I’m tired of now having had certain kinds of attitudes blocked, and now they’re back on.”

Goldberg continued, “I’m gonna get out, and if it settles down and I feel more comfortable, maybe I’ll come back. But, as of tonight, I’m done with Twitter.”

Oscar winning Actor Helen Hunt also revealed that she deleted her account, writing on her Instagram story Monday “Annnnd off Twitter. Advertisers where are you?”

Musk officially took over as owner and CEO of Twitter on October 27 and has since announced his controversial plans for the social media app. He announced Sunday, “Going forward, any Twitter handles engaging in impersonation without clearly specifying ‘parody’ will be permanently suspended.”

This led to many verified Twitter users impersonating Musk himself and subsequently getting suspended from the app.

On Sunday, comedian Kathy Griffin changed her original Twitter name to “Elon Musk” and was swiftly thrown off the platform, causing her to log into her late mother’s account and tweeting at Musk: “Please do a better job running this company. It used to mean something.”