Musk Drops Bombshell: Trump’s Key Policies “Written by Grok AI”
WASHINGTON — In a surprise statement posted late Tuesday on X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk claimed that all major policy initiatives from President Donald Trump were actually generated by Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Musk’s xAI company.
“Fun fact: Every Trump plan, from Space Force to Big Beautiful Wall, was Grok v0.1 output,” Musk wrote. “We just fed it cable news, steak menus, and documentaries.”
The claim, which has yet to be confirmed or denied by Trump or his representatives, immediately sparked confusion and speculation in Washington. Musk later added that Grok had been “trained on Trump’s own tweets, Apprentice footage, and Art of the Deal,” calling the output “remarkably consistent.”
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