Musk: Too much spam, we will use Grok 3.5 to rewrite the human knowledge base – Passionategeekz

Passionategeekz On June 22, Elon Musk said on social platform X that he will use Grok 3.5 (he even considered naming it Grok 4), an artificial intelligence model with advanced reasoning capabilities, to rewrite the entire existing knowledge base of human beings. He plans to fill in the missing information in the process and delete the wrong content.

Musk said that Grok’s latest model will be retrained based on this new knowledge base to remove the so-called useless information. He added:There is too much spam in any basic model trained on uncorrected data。”

Previously, according to Business Insider, Grok’s team of “Artificial Intelligence Tutors” is training some sensitive topics to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. On June 22, Musk further solicited examples of “split facts” from users on X for retraining of Grok.

However, Passionategeekz noticed that Musk’s plan has been criticized. Gary Marcus, an emeritus professor at New York University and critic of artificial intelligence hype, likened Musk’s efforts to the dystopian world described by George Orwell. Marcus responded on X, “This is simply a remake of “1984”. You can’t get Grok to align with your personal beliefs, so you plan to rewrite history and make it fit your point of view.”

It is worth noting that Grok’s retraining and optimization can have a significant impact on the real world. When Musk just stepped aside from his work in Washington, D.C. and refocused on several of his own companies in May, Reuters reported that the U.S. government plans to expand its use of Grok to analyze government data. According to sources, relevant officials will ask Grok to prepare a report and conduct data analysis. Nevertheless, there are reports that some DHS officials were encouraged to use the tool without formal approval. A representative from the department told New Republic that the Department of Homeland Security has not promoted employees to use any specific tools or products.

In addition, Grok has faced security issues. In May this year, Grok began to frequently mention inappropriate remarks such as “white genocide” in South Africa, such as “white genocide” after the company claimed that its backend was “unauthorized modification.” The company then quickly resolved the issue and said it had conducted a “thorough investigation” and was taking steps to enhance Grok’s transparency and reliability.

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