After xAI’s chatbot Grok spent a few hours on Wednesday telling every X user that would listen that the claim of white genocide in South Africa is highly contentious, the company has blamed the ...

X's AI chatbot Grok brought up claims of a "white genocide" under swathes of unrelated posts. For some, it was a warning about how we use AI.

Elon Musk’s xAI has blamed its Grok chatbot’s recent habit of randomly posting about “white genocide” in South Africa on a rogue employee who made an “unauthorized modification” to its ...

Elon Musk's Grok chatbot, created by his startup xAI ... Grok on Wednesday began responding to user queries with false claims of "white genocide" in South Africa. By late in the day, screenshots ...

What really makes xAI so bizarre is that its Grok bot can’t seem to quit talking about the “white genocide” conspiracy theory lately—no matter what anyone asks it. And I mean no matter ...

There’s no evidence of a white genocide, and a South African court ruled in February that there is no validity to the claims – facts that both Trump and Musk’s AI chatbot Grok apparently missed.

Take Grok, the xAI model that is becoming almost as conspiracy-theory-addled as its creator, Elon Musk. The bot last week devolved into a compulsive South African “white genocide” conspiracy ...

Elon Musk’s xAI responded to widespread reports that its Grok chatbot made claims about a genocide against white citizens in South Africa, saying there had been an unauthorized change to the ...