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We want to update you on an incident that happened with our Grok response bot on X yesterday. What happened: On May 14 at approximately 3:15 AM PST, an unauthorized modification was made to the Grok response bot's prompt on X. This change, which directed Grok to provide a specific response on a political topic, violated xAI's internal policies and core values. We have conducted a thorough investigation and are implementing measures to enhance Grok's transparency and reliability. What we’re going to do next: - Starting now, we are publishing our Grok system prompts openly on GitHub. The public will be able to review them and give feedback to every prompt change that we make to Grok. We hope this can help strengthen your trust in Grok as a truth-seeking AI. - Our existing code review process for prompt changes was circumvented in this incident. We will put in place additional checks and measures to ensure that xAI employees can't modify the prompt without review. - We’re putting in place a 24/7 monitoring team to respond to incidents with Grok’s answers that are not caught by automated systems, so we can respond faster if all other measures fail.

i wish cities skylines had an autonomous mode where new citizens would figure out on their own what there is demand to build and anything is permitted unless you intervene by adding zoning or other policies

The Python noob experience: mention the "cognitive overload of having 20 different ways to install things", get a dismissive answer that touches on virtualenv, pip, setuptools, wheel...

It seems like a good principle to hold that "If you know the right thing to do, but choose to do something else because it's easier, you're a bad person", but in practice this likely just shunts you into self deception about what's the right thing to do