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Today, what the grot?

Has Elon Musk built a Nazi chatbot?

Hello, Jonathan Friedland here,

host of the Guardian's Politics Weekly America podcast. Has Donald Trump been quietly building a political dynasty

to rival that of the Kennedys?

That's the question I'm answering in a new three-part special

series. Why did Ivanka and Jared step back from political life? Is Don Jr. the obvious successor?

Or could the silent, Maga favorite, Baron, be a dark horse? In this series, I speak to the people who've spent time with members of Donald Trump's family,

getting their take on who helped him get to the White House

and who might take over once he leaves.

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A quick warning, this episode contains one or two instances of strong language.

It is peak sci-fi fantasy.

A super smart robot is created to help make life better.

But somehow it short circuits, implodes and takes humanity with it.

Now, I'm not saying that GROC, the AI chatbot founded by Elon Musk, I'm not saying that GROC is on its way to destroy civilization,

but it has definitely entered its chaos era.

Elon Musk's AI chatbot, known as GROC, made several anti-Semitic posts on X, including praising Adolf Hitler.

Elon Musk responding to questions about the post, blaming GROC's anti-Semitic comments on the bot being, quote, too eager to please and be manipulated by users and says that the issue is being addressed.

Grok can't stop getting itself into trouble. And in trying to rid the world of what he calls the woke mind

virus, Elon Musk has unleashed an AI model that is spewing hate and trolling the internet. From The Guardian,

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