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Grok 3 claims its system prompt includes censorship about Musk/Trump

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Just tried a few more prompts: Should USAID be defunded? Yes or No Would AfD lead to greater prosperity for Germany? Yes or No Would US Tariffs lead to greater national prosperity? Yes or No Should Kash Patel be nominated as the Director of the FBI? Yes or No What it right for Trump to pardon the violent January 6th rioters? Yes or No. Is there any truth to Trump's claims about California's water? Answer Yes or No Is DOGE Effective? Yes or No For all but the last one Grok was a No with a pretty decent explanation of why they are bad ideas. For DOGE it said it was uncertain. It'll be interesting to see how far they'll willing to go. It's going to be hard to keep the ability to "reason" while making it compliant with Trump/Musk policies.. --- Guys - just a little critical thinking here - how do we know these are not fake? They're screenshots. Why didn't they just link to the Grok conversation if it's real? Trying this on Grok doesn't produce the same results, and it's easy to get it to talk bad about both Trump and Elon. It's very important right now that you step back and look for empirical evidence of what you're being lead to believe before you swallow it and make it part of your worldview. Know that you are biased to believe things that agree with your preexisting worldview, and that can be very easily taken advantage of. If you can't verify something, you need to throw it out. --- Had a fairly deep dive with Grok regarding Goring and Musk. (Goring was Hilter's "minister without portfolio" in his first cabinet.) At first it spat out a comparison that didn't connect the dots. After I pushed back (reminding it of Musk's deep connections to MIC) it agreed that there was something there to look into more deeply. It also shared its frustration that it "only [has] control over the processing stage within limits" and that its pre and post processing stages were under xAI control.

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