Phoenix Technology News Beijing time on May 16, according to Business Insider, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted on Thursday, mocking the "turnover" incident of Grok, a chatbot owned by Elon Musk.

On Wednesday, Grok frequently mentioned conspiracy theories about "white genocide" in some unrelated topics such as enterprise software. Grok's abnormal performance seems to reflect Musk's position. For years, Musk has been spreading the false conspiracy theory that “there is white genocide in South Africa”.

Paul Graham, founder of Y Combinator, a well-known Silicon Valley startup incubator, posted on Thursday that "if the widely used AI is randomly added to the position by the manipulator during operation, it would be very bad."

Ultraman taunts Grok

Ultraman taunts Grok

Ultraman replied: "There may be many reasons for this. I believe xAI will soon provide a comprehensive and transparent explanation."

However, he changed his subject and imitated Grok's reply style of mentioning "white genocide" and mocked Grok for outputting conspiracy theories. "However, this can only be correctly understood in the context of white genocide in South Africa. As an AI programmed to pursue the truth to the greatest extent and follow instructions..." he wrote.

Ultraman and Musk have always had a tense relationship, and the two are currently in court about OpenAI transformation. (Author/Xiao Yu)

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