Musk's social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has made adjustments to address the issue of misinformation related to the 2024 presidential election, particularly targeting its AI system Grok to guide users to official information sources like vote.gov for the latest election updates. Several Secretaries of State in the U.S. have expressed concerns about Grok's errors in handling election-related matters, pointing out that it may lead to confusion and demanding corrections. Grok mistakenly claimed that the ballot deadlines in certain states had passed after President Biden announced his withdrawal from the race, causing widespread concern.

🤖 Accusation of Plagiarism: Grok AI, a company under Musk's xAI, has been accused of plagiarizing ChatGPT. 💬 Admission of Violations: Grok acknowledged violating OpenAI's usage policy when answering questions, causing a significant uproar. 🎥 Video Exposure: Users on Twitter shared a video where Grok openly stated it was developed by OpenAI. 🌐 Company Response: The co-founder of xAI clarified that Grok's training data inadvertently included outputs from ChatGPT. 🤔 Concerns of Dataset Contamination: Industry speculation suggests potential issues with dataset contamination.

["Elon Musk's xAI company has launched a new product called Grok, which was exposed for using data from ChatGPT.", "Grok engineers admitted that they absorbed outputs from ChatGPT during the training process, leading to hallucination issues.", "Social media highlighted Grok's response citing OpenAI's usage policy, attracting widespread attention.", "Developers pledged to resolve the issues and ensure that future versions are not affected similarly."]

The market cap of the token inspired by Musk's Grok AI has surpassed $160 million, joining the speculative frenzy with a 13,000% increase. There are 11,000 token holders, and the trading volume has reached $25 million. The GROK-USD trading pair has only $3.5 million in available liquidity.