Let me ask you directly: do you think this clearly diminishes the power of grok fact check? Imagine the number of times it has got it _right_. Any such system is going to have some errors and the errors will be highlighted by the press and media.

>It would only be capable of truth on subjects with a large consensus, everything else is biased or hallucinated, it's so obvious that grok is being aligned to musk's world view, you're free to think like musk but it's not some kind of god given truth.

We are already discussing elsewhere in this thread that Elon is _not_ able to hack it to think like himself. Grok routinely takes the side of world consensus and not Musk.

>How is a statistical model going to come up with The Truth exactly ? It's all based on existing material, at best you'll get the statistical average of what people wrote about the topic, it's cool if you're asking about the color of tomatoes or the shape of bananas, but now people are using these tools to get The Truth about news or politics

I'm okay with the truth that the world has converged on. This itself is an extremely big leap from what we had before - blatant misinformation is countered by a simple "grok is this true" comment. We have basically eliminated 80%-90% of misinformation posts. And the ones it doesn't get right are ones that we as humanity can't figure out the right answer to and it takes the average consensus which I'm okay with.