Anyone who follows Elon Musk’s X account has likely noticed a significant change over the past few months. In recent years, the CEO of Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX often focused primarily on his companies and their progress,

According to Grok's public-facing instructions, the AI assistant was told to steer clear of critical sources that accuse both Musk and Trump of being misinformation spreaders.

The system prompt for Musk’s chatbot was changed by an employee to block the results.

The top 15 accounts @elonmusk interacts with on Twitter are all pro-Russia. They’re also all top disseminators of Kremlin disinformation and propaganda. And this is from his own AI @grok pic.twitter.com/kwSCSoMl84

Elon Musk took time away from infiltrating the White House on Tuesday to launch the latest edition of xAI's artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok 3. The tech billionaire and "special government employee" unveiled his AI company's latest model during a demo livestreamed on Musk-owned X.

According to xAI’s blog, Grok 3 leverages Test-Time Compute at Scale (TTCS), a specific implementation of test-time scaling, to power its reasoning. This machine learning strategy enables the A.I. model to dynamically adjust computational resources, ensuring higher accuracy for complex queries while maintaining speed for simpler tasks.

Grok talked the talk, but it's no longer walking the walk. The xAI chatbot pulled no punches Sunday when AI expert Linus Ekenstam turned to X and asked the online tool, "Who is the biggest disinformation spreader on X?