X-formerly-Twitter owner and xAI CEO Elon Musk isn't very concerned about the truth. The astonishingly gullible billionaire has a well-documented tendency to spread disinformation like no other, a questionable and often dangerous quality that hasn't gone unnoticed.

Elon Musk's own AI model, Grok, has publicly acknowledged that the billionaire has spread misinformation on his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter). In response to a user's inquiry, Grok confirmed that there is substantial evidence suggesting Musk's posts,

In response to user Gary Koepnick's inquiry about him being responsible for spreading the most misinformation on X, the chatbot surprisingly said 'Yes.'

Elon Musk's own artificial intelligence platform on X, Grok, has embarrassingly claimed that the billionaire owner of the social media site is one of the biggest spreaders of misinformation

Moreover, this contradicts the fact that Musk and xAI made Grok's AI language model open source, particularly as it looks to rival OpenAI's ChatGPT in the market, with its LLM closely sourced.

Up to now, the X social media network has restricted its Grok AI chatbot to subscribers but news is emerging of imminent change.

With this update, Grok can now process visual content, allowing users to ask questions about uploaded images. This includes the ability to explain visual jokes and puns, as Musk demonstrated, broadening Grok's interactive and analytical capabilities.

Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, admitted that Musk's posts on X have played a role in spreading misinformation, raising fresh concerns about his influence on public narratives. This revelation comes as election officials have struggled to combat the misinformation Musk has shared leading up to the 2024 election.

Elon Musk’s own artificial intelligence model Grok has accepted that the Tesla billionaire is spreading misinformation online