Apparently, Trump is ready to share his self-proclaimed stable genius status with Grok.
Whose Grok you may well ask?
Grok is an AI model serving the Department of Defense.
It's not the only AI model serving the military. Open AI and Anthropic are also used to deploy and strike targets during the Trump/Epstein War.
But Grok is Trump's favorite. If you're wondering why go back to a meeting with Elon Musk recently where Musk extolled the virtues of his chatbot Grok. For hours, Trump questioned Grok and asked questions like how Venezuelans would respond to the capture of their president?
The Atlantic reported that Grok told Trump that Maduro was a "deeply unpopular dictator and that many Venezuelans would celebrate his downfall."
A few months later, after Maduro's capture there were celebrations and Trump came away believing Grok was ingenious. It sure would be interesting to know what else Trump asked his new best friend.
We're definitely going to hear more about Grok in the coming days as the Pentagon announced that Musk and Anduril's Palmer Luckey have been tapped to co-lead a study about how advanced technology is, and can be, used in battlefields.
You've got to hand it to Musk. He knows how to be the Wizard in the Background who is actually running the nation's war machine. Now he can concentrate on keeping Trump in power during the midterms.
So many questions remain.
Will Natalie Harp become jealous of Grok's new prominence in Trump's world?
Will Trump demand to rename Grok after his favorite historical dictator?
Will Trump put Grok on the pardon list when he eventually leaves office?
As it Stands, I do foresee some problems ahead when Grok insists on citing facts and not Trump's version of reality.
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