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lly impressive—fast, smarter, and capable of high-level reasoning.
It mirrors Musk’s biased viewpoints, spews hate speech, and now faces legal and reputational fallout.
It’s expanding into Tesla’s while governments in Turkey, Poland, and France move to investigate.
Grok is supposed to be for helping people.
But when a private company’s AI starts reading government secrets without rules, it’s like letting someone peek at test answers before school.
It could break privacy laws. It might help Musk’s businesses unfairly. It even might monitor workers in secret.
All of that makes a serious problem.
We need clear rules:
- No private AI in government unless it passes checks.
- Workers’ privacy should be protected.
- No giving special data to people who run the AI.
Only then can we trust AI like Grok to help, not sneak or cheat.
Grok AI is being used inside the U.S. government without clear approval—and that’s a big privacy red flag.
Experts warn this could break laws and expose confidential records.
Without strong rules and transparency, this opens the door to misuse—and people’s privacy is on the line.