In early May, xAI revealed that an employee’s unauthorized meddling forced its Grok AI to issue an unexpected statement on the South African genocide controversy. The company is scrambling to explain the rogue behavior, proving even advanced AI isn't immune to human mischief and creative license gone awry.
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