Thousands of Grok conversations can now be searched on Google

Hundreds of thousands of conversations by users with Elon Musk from Xai Chatbot Grok can be easily accessible through Google Search, Forbes reports.

When the Grok user clicks on the “Share” button in a conversation with Chatbot, it creates a unique URL that the user can use to share the conversation via email, text or social media. According to FORBES, these URL addresses are indexed by search engines such as Google, Bing and Duckduckgo, which in turn allows anyone to search for these conversations on the web.

Users Dead and OpenaiChatbots was recently affected by a similar problem, and such cases, Grok chats give us a glimpse of the desires of less respectable users-questions about how to penetrate encryption portfolios; Dirty chats with an explicit AI character; He asked for instructions on Meth’s cooking.

Xai rules prohibit the use of its robot to “enhance harm critically for human life” or develop “biological weapons, chemical weapons or weapons of mass destruction”, although this is clear that it has not prevented users from seeking help in such things anyway.

According to Google’s conversations, GROK gave instructions to users about making fentanels, including different suicide methods, gave bombs tips, and even a detailed plan for Elon Musk.

Xai did not immediately respond to a request for comment. We also asked when Xai started indexing Grok conversations.

Late last month, Chatgpt users seemed to be alerted whose chats were indexed on Google, which Openai described as a “short -term experience”. Shortly later, musk I mentioned publicly Grok did not have any such participation feature “and that the service” sets priorities (privacy). “