As well as being used to generate non-consensual sexual images of women and girls, spread racist rhetoric, and dox the home addresses of both celebrities and non-public figures, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok is struggling to get a grip on reality.
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Musk is in full damage control mode and struggling to wrap up his efforts undermine his personal relationships The notorious stalker came up with some alarming emails that suggest he was actively trying to invite himself to Epstein’s island in the Caribbean.
Adding to the chaos is Musk’s
The result could be one of the most surprising AI responses we’ve ever seen. No, seriously: When an
The account showed Grok two headshots of two individuals side by side, with two arrows pointing to their eyebrows and circles around their mouths, as if to suggest they were genetically related. This strange request may be related to recently released documents involving Mamdani’s mother Mira Nair Attended an afterparty in 2009 At the home of convicted sex trafficker and close Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell. However, there is currently no evidence that Nair knew about or was involved in any criminal activity.
However, all this went too far over the AI chatbot’s mind, as it also failed to accurately identify Mamdani.
“Based on the image, these appear to be (late-night TV hosts) Jimmy Kimmel (left) and Jeffrey Epstein (right),” the chatbot said. express reaction. “They share slight similarities in the arch of the eyebrows and the shape of the mouth, but the differences in age, hair and features are obvious.”
Yes, that’s right: The chatbot that Musk deployed to untold millions of users on
At least it admitted its mistake – though only after much prodding.
“Correction: That’s actually Zohran Mamdani on the left, not Jimmy Kimmel – my mistake on the initial ID,” Chatbot accepted. “There are similarities in the eyebrows and smile, but no known familial connection to Epstein. Probability of connection: Less than one percent, based on public information.”
The chatbot’s mistake once again shows how even a simple task like identifying a famous person from a well-lit headshot appears to be beyond the technology’s capabilities – despite XAI spending billions of dollars into its development.
Incidentally, Mamdani used his powers as mayor of New York City just last week to shut down a “functionally unusable” AI chatbot. The chatbot was founded by disgraced former Mayor Eric Adams to help small business owners navigate local regulations, which cost the administration “about half a million dollars,” according to Mamdani. Grok, not unlike Adams’ chatbot was shown to be incredibly incredibleOften contradicts actual labor law.
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