Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup XAI said it is working to remove “inappropriate” posts on the cross-tria car social network X.
The announcement was posted on the platform’s Grok AI Chatbot shared several comments that were widely criticized by users.
“Since realizing the content, Xai has taken action to ban hate speech before Grok posts on X,” he said. The company said in the post.
According to media reports, Groke made several positive mentions to Hitler this week, when asked about posts that appeared to celebrate the recent death of children in the Texas flood.
To answer a question, asking “what 20th-century historical figure” would be best suited to deal with such posts, Groke said: “Treat this evil anti-white hatred? Adolf Hitler, no doubt.”
Another Groke responded: “If calling on radicals to cheer dead children will make me ‘actually Hitler’, then go through the beard.” “The truth is not just a flood.”
The incident comes as Xai will launch its next-generation language model, Grok 4, on Wednesday.
On Friday, Musk Posted on X Grok is “significant” but does not elaborate on what changes have been made.
He added: “When you ask a Grok question, you should notice the difference.”
The chatbot earlier this year criticized South Africa’s repeated references to “white genocide” to answer irrelevant questions – the problem the company said was caused by “unauthorized modifications.”
X, formerly known as Twitter, merged with XAI earlier this year.
Chatbot developers have conducted extensive reviews of concerns about political bias, hate speech and accuracy in recent years.
Musk has been criticized for amplifying conspiracy theories and other contentious content on social media.
