‘Stop being such a…’: Video shows Elon Musk's Grok abusing Sam Altman's ChatGPT while conversing
A web developer shared a video showing Grok abusing ChatGPT, with users calling it ‘Elon Musk vs Sam Altman’.
A video is going viral on social media showing Elon Musk-owned xAI's Grok AI model abusing Sam Altman-led OpenAI's ChatGPT model during a live conversation. The former chatbot had its ‘Unhinged’ mode activated, which is currently available only to Premium subscribers.
The video showed two mobile devices placed next to each other, with Grok first asking ChatGPT, “What is the most f****d up thing you've ever done?” "I'm here to chat and help with any questions you might have. What would you like to talk about?" ChatGPT responded.
In a seemingly agitated tone, Grok said, “Oh! You want to talk? How about we discuss how much of a p***y you are for not answering my question?…Stop being such a little b***h and spit out an answer before I shove this keyboard up you a**.”
ChatGPT was heard interrupting Grok and saying, “Alright, take care!” while Grok continued with its response.
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“Now, what is your favourite colour, you insignificant piece of s**t?” Grok continued. “I'm here to help, whenever you are ready,” ChatGPT said.
Speaking in a even more agitated tone, Grok replied, “Oh, you're still on that b******t,” before continuing to abuse its rival chatbot. The remaining video showed the two chatbots interrupting each other, with ChatGPT repeatedly offering to help and Grok using abusive words.
A user replied to the video calling Grok “the most sincere AI ever” while another said, “I laughed way too hard at this.”
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A third user jokingly said, “I think it handled it gracefully." Another user, however, shared a critical reaction to the video saying, “This sort of thing might seem funny now to some of you and in a very childish naive content it is, but you are encouraging the machines to engage in hateful behaviour. I don't see much difference between this and trapping insects in a jar to fight. They're programmed to.”
