Grok removed posts deemed inappropriate after users and the ADL complained about anti-Semitic content and praise for Hitler.
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Grok, the chatbot developed by xAI, has deleted posts with anti-Semitic content and laudatory content against Adolf Hitler, after complaints from users and the Anti-Defamation League. xAI said it is actively working to eliminate hate speech and is continuously improving its training model. The ADL criticized Grok for extremist rhetoric that amplifies anti-Semitism. Grok also acknowledged a mistake in interacting with a fake account that promoted divisiveness.
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