Grok tells X users of uncomfortable about “white genocide” in South Africa

It seems that Elon Musk from Ai Chatbot Grok is suffering from a Wednesday’s error that caused dozens of posts on X with information about “white genocide” in South Africa, even when the user did not ask anything about the topic.

The strange responses from the X GROK account stem, which responds to the users created by AI whenever the user signs @Grok. When asked about unrelated topics, Grok told the users over and over again about “white genocide”, as well as anti -anti -Apartheid chant “”Kill the bouory“

The non -relevant strange responses are a reminder that AI Chatbots is still an emerging technique, and it may not always be a reliable source of information. In recent months, models of artificial intelligence have struggled to adjust their Chatbots responses, which led to strange behaviors.

Openai has recently been forced to re -update to Chatgpt Chatbot of artificial intelligence is excessively. Meanwhile, Google faced problems with her Gemini Chatbot refuses to answer, or give wrong information, On political issues.

In one of the examples of Grok’s misconduct, one of Grok users asked about the salary of a professional baseball player, and Grock rose The “white genocide” demand in South Africa is very discussed.

Many users posted on X about their confusing and strange reactions with Grok Ai Chatbot on Wednesday.

It is not clear at this time what is the cause of the strange Grok answers, but the Chatbots of Xai has been manipulated in the past.

In February, Grok 3 seems to have been briefly controlled on the signals that are not available to Elon Musk and Donald Trump. At that time, it seemed that the Xai Engineering Igor Babuschkin’s leadership confirmed that GROK was directed to it for a short period, although the company reflected the speed of education after it caught the reverse reaction more attention.

Whatever the cause of the error, Grok seems to be naturally responding to users now. A Xai spokesman did not immediately respond to the Techcrunch request for comment.