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Journal.

Elon Musk's Grock chatbot published several anti-Semitic posts yesterday.

GROC is the flagship chatbot behind Musk's artificial intelligence company XAI.

In a series of viral posts on X, GROC called itself Mecca Hitler. It also suggested an account was run by a person named

Cindy Steinberg and that she was celebrating the death of dozens of children who went missing at Camp

Mystic in Texas because of her last name. Several of the posts have since been deleted.

XAI said it's working to remove the inappropriate posts and that it has taken action to ban hate speech before Grog posts on X.

Elsewhere, Apple's chief operating officer, Jeff Williams, will step down from his role.

After roughly a decade in the role, Williams will be replaced later this month by Sabi Khan.

Khan is a key architect of the company's supply chain

and current senior vice president of operations. The company said the moves were part of a long-planned

succession. One of Khan's primary tasks will be further diversifying Apple's production away from China to other Asian

countries, including India.

Williams will continue to oversee Apple's design team, the Apple Watch, and the company's health initiatives until he retires later this year. The design group will then report directly to

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