However, a legal battle is ongoing in the personal lives of Grimes and Musk, as they are locked in a custody dispute over their three children. Meanwhile, Musk's xAI platform has recently come under scrutiny due to unexpected glitches, with security tester Jax Winterbourne revealing a screenshot of Grok refusing a query citing "OpenAI's use case policy," despite being distinct from OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Key takeaways:
- Grimes' new AI venture, the Grok toy, has beaten Elon Musk's xAI chatbot in a race for intellectual property rights, with the Grok trademark application filed a month before xAI's.
- The Grok toy is designed to interact using Grimes' voice and is intended as a playful, AI-infused companion for her children with Musk. It is now available for purchase and testing for $99.
- Elon Musk's xAI platform has faced criticism due to unexpected glitches, with security tester Jax Winterbourne revealing a screenshot of Grok refusing a query citing "OpenAI's use case policy," despite being distinct from OpenAI's ChatGPT.
- Amidst the trademark race, Grimes and Musk are also locked in a custody dispute over their three children, hinting at deeper complexities and potential implications in their professional clash.