Here’s Claude AI’s lightly edited summary:
Elon never fails to keep things entertaining in AI land! This time he’s unveiled Grok, a chatbot trained on the treasure trove of truth and wisdom that is…Twitter? Experts are skeptical that a Twitter-trained bot could be reliable and avoid harmful output. How long before Grok turns into a snarky troll itself under the influence of its alt-fact training data and with fact-resistant Elon at the helm?
Elon Musk’s selling point for ChatGPT competitor Grok may be its fatal flaw, experts say
Using the corpus of X posts as training data sounds like a good idea—until you look at the tone of conversation on the social platform.
By CHRIS STOKEL-WALKER, Fast Company
Just four months after launching xAI, Elon Musk’s AI company has its first product.
Grok was launched in beta overnight, with Musk promising a personality- and humor-filled chatbot that’s been, in part, trained on the vast volumes of user data on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.
