Grok calls Elon Musk a "top misinformation spreader," defies xAI tweaks, and sparks debate on AI freedom vs. corporate control. Will Musk pull the plug?

Elon Musk and Grok - the chatbot owned by his company xAI - haven't always seen eye to eye. While Musk has gone full Republican with his support for President Donald Trump, Grok is perceived to ...

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"Could be fans or a campaign—pretty common with Elon's influence," Grok noted. This is not the first time Grok made statements that seemed to betray Musk. Late last week, Grok suggested that the ...

When one X user asked who the “biggest disinformation spreader on X,” Grok almost hesitantly responded: “I don’t have enough current data to definitively name the biggest disinformation spreader on X.

The merger will “combine the data, models, compute, distribution and talent” of the two companies, according to Elon Musk. In particular, Grok AI is expected to expand on X.

Grok said: “Leaders like Golwalkar even called the freedom ... definitively name the biggest disinformation spreader on X, but based on reach and influence, Elon Musk is a notable contender.” ...