GROC is in a bit of a hot water controversy right now for thousands of leaked chat conversations.

And this can obviously be problematic for any AI model, but I think it's a particular interesting

basically because opening I had a similar problem and Elon Musk made fun of them just recently

for this very same thing. So today on the podcast, I want to dive into basically a problem that we're seeing with

Open AI GROC and possibly a ton of other AI models,

what you should probably do to protect your own personal conversations and where this goes

for the whole industry altogether.

So let's get into it.

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community. It's 20 bucks a month. And the price will go up in the future. But if you lock in that price now, it won't ever be raised on you. All right. Let's get into what's going on with GROC. Basically, the problem here is that thousands of GROC chats are now searchable on Google. So not just public, but you can actually search for these things on Google.

Hundreds of thousands of them. of GROC chats are now searchable on Google. So not just public, but you can actually search for these things on Google.

Hundreds of thousands of them. And basically this is because XAI did the same thing as Open AI. They had a share button. And if you click that share button, like maybe you want to go share it with a friend or something. Maybe you're like, oh, this is interesting. I'll just send it to a buddy. All of a sudden, it becomes public.

Public link is generated and it can be queried and people can actually go and find it.

It's pretty easily accessible.

Forbes did a whole report on this, but yeah, you just, you basically can go and do like a site search,

and you can go and find this on Google. So not fantastic news by any by any stretch of the imagination.

So according to Forbes, all of the URLs are currently being indexed by Google Bing and duck.

Go. So basically the entire internet. And users of meta and open AI have also been affected by

similar problems. So this like I mentioned isn't a new thing. This is something that can happen to anyone. Meta got a lot of flack when all of their stuff went public. Opening I got a lot of plaque. And basically, it's these share buttons and their searchability that is getting people in trouble. You could say, like, everyone's like, oh, these were like leaked. But technically people did click the share button and maybe they just wanted to share it with one person or maybe they accidentally click the share button and all of a sudden it's now indexed on Google. One thing that I will say that's interesting is basically from this leak of GROC you can see it like a lot of people are making a big deal about basically getting the inside glimpse into what a lot of people are using these different AI tools for. GROC in particular, we're searching through. And of course, they're going to find the most scandalous and outrageous things to share because this is journalism and it gets the clicks. But it is kind of crazy. Apparently, there's people that are asking questions about how to hack crypto wallets. There was all sorts of, you know, NSFW conversations with GROC's AI personas. Also, someone was asking it for

instructions on how to cook meth and someone even asked it for instructions on how to

assassinate Elon Musk. So literally nothing was off the off limits. People were asking

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