X (Twitter) bans its own AI chatbot (Grok) after calling out Israel's genocide

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general1726 · 11h ago

As if AI would be able to understand punishment. Like grounding my computer when it throws an exception.

viraptor · 1d ago

The whole content is based on what Grok made up on the spot, even though it wouldn't get any information about its maintenance. It's basically "LLM hallucination as an article" and the writer should be ashamed. It feels like it's going to be a long while before we can assume everyone understands the limits of LLMs.

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X (Twitter) bans its own AI chatbot (Grok) after calling out Israel's genocide

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