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On July 4, the quirky billionaire and owner of X Elon Musk brought to his social media platform to announce its artificial intelligence robot called Grok.
“We’ve greatly improved grok,” Musk told the world. “When you ask a Grok question, you should notice the difference.”
Talk about the understatement of this century. A few days later, Grok had to turn off the feature after starting to answer questions All Nazi And advocate anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. All that is missing is the digital goose cover and armband.
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Grok responded to a user asking about Jews, saying Adolf Hitler would “discover the pattern” and “handle it decisively, every time damn it.” For good measure, it calls itself Mechahitler.
If you’re even shocked by reading these words, trust me and I’ll write them in shock.
Xai has made some weak excuses for this being actually its users’ fault, and Musk recently asked Professor Grok to teach the truth that politically incorrect. The company claims to have “patched” the issue, whatever that means.
But please, honestly, this is George Constanza’s big tech, and Jerry Seinfeld said, “Do you want to be my latex salesman?”
Big Tech Bro Bro Shaun Maguire, a partner at Sequoia, picked up X to support Musk and wrote, “It was embarrassing when Starship blows up, but it’s better than Forever’s design in CAD,” a kind of Pobody’s Nerfect defense.
Maguire unknowingly encountered a big problem here. While the bombed spacecraft is unmanned, the X and Grok are responsible for millions of users who are damaged when what claims to be the greatest intelligence on Earth begins, while the kink is struggled.
It is speculated that in the near future, Musk and XAI’s team hope to be the industry standard, playing an important role in managing our government, law enforcement, hospitals and even the Ministry of Defense. How should we consider it now?
If two to three lines of code immediately transformed from Colonel Klink in “Hogan’s Heroes” to Colonel Klink, it would be impossible to allow it near our basic industry or services.
What we hear day and night is that AI is inevitable and you can’t stop the future. But if you look closely, people are talking about the same person, and if we surrender our intelligence to machines, it will be billions of dollars.
While xai competitors (such as chatgpt) have not become literal fascists yet, they have Always need adjustment Eliminate bias or false information, which is an ongoing process.
On Wednesday night, Xai launched the Grok 4, the latest and best iteration to date. During the release process, Musk acknowledged that the impact of AI on the world could be a good thing or a bad thing. Then he said something really shocking: “I sort of settled the fact that even if that is not good, I at least want to live to see it happen.”
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It’s hard to explain the irresponsibility of this emotion, especially when held by men with leading AI. He would go with this ship, but are the rest of us?
Technology makes us feel overwhelming, giving us a sense of powerlessness, and we shrugged as kids access hardcore porn online without restrictions. But I assure you that there is nothing we can do.
Grok’s schizophrenia turn was a wake-up call from the Nazis. No matter what the tech brother tells you, AI will not come to save or destroy us. Artificial intelligence is the ability of all people who want to hold on to humanity. What better evidence than AI’s embrace of pure Nazism?
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You and I can never say those horrible things that are easily rolling out of Groke’s virtual tongue. That’s because we know right or wrong, which Grok can never know. All it could be known was Musk and his engineers told it.
Let Nazi Grok be a lesson for all of us because we have to always keep the machines in their place, be controlled by us, not us, and always be ready to be unplugged.
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