It’s been a full year since Google’s AI overview tool went viral for encouraging people to eat glue and put rocks on pizza.

After Holocaust denial and claims of white genocide, I don't think Grok is the AI model you want to associate with right now.

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence tool Grok went haywire for users of the social media platform X on Wednesday, responding ...

AI's Grok responded to some X users' posts with statements about "white genocide" Wednesday. BI asked why, and its responses ...

In response to X user queries about everything from sports to Medicaid cuts, the xAI chatbot inserted unrelated information ...

Some X users on Wednesday asked Grok – the AI chatbot available through Elon Musk’s social media platform – questions about ...

AI-powered chatbots created by Meta, Google and OpenAI aren't "packaging up" information in a neutral way, but are instead ...

The chatbot offered off-topic responses about race relations in South Africa, even when users asked unrelated questions.

Several X users were shocked yesterday when they found that asking Grok — X's AI chatbot — innocuous questions about Fortnite ...

Grok's developer has said an "unauthorized modification" took place after users reported the chatbot founded by Elon Musk was ...

Grok seems to have been programmed to defend claims of white genocide in South Africa. Now it’s all it can talk about.

Sam Altman made fun of Grok's "white genocide" mentions on X, perhaps escalating his feud with Elon Musk.