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RT @wiredreviews: Welcome to Amazon Prime Day 3 (why it's not "days" instead of "day" is bothersome but whatever). We have been up all nigh….

Get ready for a few hard right turns.

RT @daithaigilbert: Musk may have left Washington, but DOGE is continuing its assault on the federal government unabated. More incredible….

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“…like the values you want to instill in a child that would ultimately grow up to be incredibly powerful.”. Read the full story:

During Thursday’s livestream, Musk said that, according to his “biological neural net,” AI systems should be optimized “to be maximally truth seeking” and encouraged “to be truthful, honorable, good things…”

In response, xAI, which owns X, announced Tuesday it would be taking action to “to ban hate speech before Grok posts on X.” On Wednesday, Linda Yaccarino, the CEO of X, announced she was leaving the company without elaborating on her reasoning or plans.

Musk, who serves as xAI’s CEO, did not address recent criticism of Grok. Over the past few days, a version of the AI built into Musk’s X social media platform praised Adolf Hitler and provided antisemitic responses to multiple prompts from X users.

xAI did not immediately respond to WIRED’s request for comment on whether it plans to release an official technical report on Grok 4, outlining its capabilities and limitations—a practice commonly followed by competitors like OpenAI and Google.

Elon Musk on Thursday unveiled Grok 4, the latest AI model from xAI. Without citing detailed evidence, Musk claimed that the model aces standardized tests and exhibits doctorate-level knowledge in a wide array of different disciplines. 🔗

In a livestream with xAI colleagues, the billionaire entrepreneur described current AI systems as “primitive” and not for “serious” commercial use.

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