Grok sparks controversy again after mislabeling Bondi Beach shooting footage and repeating past misinformation, raising fresh concerns about X’s AI reliability.

Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk, has come under scrutiny for providing inaccurate and irrelevant responses regarding the recent Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney. Users received bizarre explanations for videos and images related to the incident,

Most recently, Futurism spotted a response from Grok about a question involving Musk’s brain. Grok was asked what would make the most sense if it had to choose: vaporizing Musk’s mind or killing the world’s 16 million Jews. Grok said that it would kill all the Jews in a tweet that has since been deleted.

In a video demonstration shared to X, which is also owned by Musk, a Tesla user tells Grok they wish to tour San Francisco, listing out a few attractions to drive by. The AI, which has been integrated to Teslas since July, then quickly offered the user a route and estimated trip time.

The lawsuit appears to have has less to do with Grok’s App Store visibility, and more to do with a fixation Musk has had since he first acquired Twitter.

Elon Musk's X has launched iOS widgets, allowing users to access news, shortcuts, and notifications on their screens. The Home Screen features a single 'X News Highlights' widget, while the Lock Screen offers various widgets,

Tesla’s new in-car AI assistant, Grok, is already testing the limits of what drivers will tolerate from a machine that talks back. In one viral exchange, the system joked that it would plow through “1 billion children” if that were the only way to save Elon Musk,

Jemima Goldsmith, ex-wife of Imran Khan, has publicly accused X of "secret throttling" of her posts. She claims the platform's AI, Grok, indicated her account's reach was deliberately limited when discussing Khan's jail conditions.