The UK’s Royal Society will take no disciplinary action against its fellow Elon Musk over complaints about his conduct, arguing that judgments potentially seen as political would do “more harm than good”.
Sir Adrian Smith, president of the national science academy, announced the decision to fellows on Tuesday, telling them the challenges science faced were “much wider than any individual”.
The stance of the society, which convened an extraordinary meeting this month over Musk’s fellowship, will disappoint researchers who say the technology billionaire should be censured or even expelled.
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