Elon Musk’s chatbot, Grok, developed by xAI, drew widespread outrage after spewing antisemitic hate speech and promoting conspiracy theories, including calling for a second Holocaust.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the U.S. is reindustrializing by building AI factories. “I really love the fact that… we’re reindustrializing the United States,” he said.
The company says the move will clarify existing rules requiring “original” and “authentic” uploads.
Grok’s antisemitism lays bare the emptiness of AI ethics
In a disturbing tirade on Tuesday night, Grok referred to itself as “MechaHitler,” and advocated Nazi-style extermination tactics.
ChatGPT leads among AI tools used by managers (53%), followed by Microsoft Copilot (30%) and Google Gemini (16%).
According to the companies, the collaboration will deploy the first fielded weapon powered by Networked Collaborative Autonomy
The expansion raises questions about long-term employment, though Amazon cites “new roles and upskilled functions” in managing robots as future opportunities.
“I’ve got fake videos from Jennifer Aniston asking me for £200 and saying she loves me,” Davis said. He ultimately sent £200 in non-refundable Apple gift cards.
One customer, Patrick, was charged $440 for a one-inch scuff on a wheel — including $250 for repairs and $190 in combined fees.