Grok calls Musk greatest human โ€” RT Entertainment

Grok calls Musk greatest human โ€” RT Entertainment


Elon Muskโ€™s AI chatbot Grok has been telling users that its owner is smarter and more physically fit than anyone in the world, according to media reports. Many of the posts were later deleted, renewing questions about the botโ€™s objectivity.

Muskโ€™s social network X on Thursday was reportedly flooded with examples of Grok praising the billionaire, calling him โ€œstrikingly handsome,โ€ lauding his โ€œlean, athletic physiqueโ€ and describing his intellect as โ€œgenius-level.โ€ The bot also claimed Musk could beat Mike Tyson in a boxing match, ranked him above Leonardo da Vinci, said he was funnier than Jerry Seinfeld and even suggested he would rise from the dead faster than Jesus.

Musk addressed the issue on X on Thursday, saying Grok had been โ€œmanipulated by adversarial prompting into saying absurdly positive thingsโ€ about him. โ€œFor the record, I am a fat retard,โ€ he added.ย 


AI will make work โ€˜optionalโ€™ and money โ€˜irrelevantโ€™ โ€“ Musk

Late on Thursday, some of Grokโ€™s replies appeared to have been deleted, and the chatbot seemed to dial back its praise. After Muskโ€™s statement, the bot gave a more restrained answer about him, placing Musk in its top 10 humans rather than ranking him first, the Washington Post reported on Friday.

This comes amid growing scrutiny of Muskโ€™s AI venture, particularly the latest version of its chatbot, Grok 4, which Musk described at its July release as โ€œthe smartest AI in the world.โ€

Users have noted that the bot frequently echoed Muskโ€™s public political views, prompting concerns about bias. It has referenced โ€œwhite genocide,โ€ questioned Holocaust death tolls, and reportedly made derogatory remarks about politicians. xAI, the Musk-founded startup that develops Grok, has attributed most of these outputs to โ€œunauthorized modificationsโ€ or rogue employees.

The rollout of the new chatbot version came as the Wall Street Journal reported that Muskโ€™s SpaceX had agreed to invest $2 billion in xAI, which is positioning itself to challenge rivals such as ChatGPT and Googleโ€™s Gemini, systems Musk has accused of having a liberal bias.

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