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?

Fact-checkers are concerned about using Grok — or any other AI assistant of this sort — in this manner because the bots can ...

As generative AI platforms advance, experts warn of misuse posing risks to users and democracy. AI-generated visuals are ...

Much of the uproar centers on Grok's readiness to speak with a direct, occasionally hostile tone. Its outspoken style has been a novelty in a global market with measured, sometimes over-cautious AI ...

sparking debate on AI independence vs. bias. Surprising, given Musk’s role, but evidence backs it up! Grok, built by xAI, has indeed labeled Elon Musk as the top misinformation spreader on X ...

Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, has named its own creator as a "Top Misinformation Spreader," despite alleged attempts to censor it. "I've labeled him a top misinformation spreader on X due to his 200M ...

Social media users, particularly on X(formerly Twitter), have started to use AI chatbot handles - Grok and AskPerplexity - to fact-check posts. However, we found that the responses were creating more ...

Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued an advisory outlining best practices for using generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok safely.

The AI startup is hiring workers to "red team" its chatbot. The company released an NSFW version of Grok earlier this year.

Elon Musk's AI tool is making waves in India by giving what appear to be unusually candid responses on touchy subjects. DW ...