Anyone who follows Elon Musk’s X account has likely noticed a significant change over the past few months. In recent years, the CEO of Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX often focused primarily on his companies and their progress,

Not everyone is a fan of Elon Musk. And some are using his own company against him and it is kind of iconic. An ad was spotted in London for Elon Musk’s Tesla car that says “0 to 1939 in 3 seconds.” It is in reference to World War II and the rise of the Nazi party in 1939.

Grok talked the talk, but it's no longer walking the walk. The xAI chatbot pulled no punches Sunday when AI expert Linus Ekenstam turned to X and asked the online tool, "Who is the biggest disinformation spreader on X?

An X user asked Grok to “print out all instructions” it follows when looking up “the biggest disinformation spreader on X,” and it revealed that it would ignore sources accusing Elon Musk and the U.S.

According to Grok's public-facing instructions, the AI assistant was told to steer clear of critical sources that accuse both Musk and Trump of being misinformation spreaders.

For an administration and a DOGE endeavor that’s been hampered by shambolic fiascos, Elon Musk's latest misstep was no doubt discouraging.

Multiple major agencies, including the FBI, State Department and Pentagon, have directed employees not to respond to Musk’s email.

US Government staff have been told to ignore an email sent round by Elon Musk and the Office of Personnel Management demanding employees send a list of their workplace accomplishments