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Elon Musk and xAI Launch Grok 4.20 Beta: The Controversial 'Non-Woke' AI That's Stirring Up Headlines
xAI's latest update, Grok 4.20 beta, is causing a stir with its bold 'non-woke' positioning, aiming to provide 'maximum truth-seeking' responses. Dubbed the only AI that doesn't 'equivocate,' Grok is built to challenge its rivals by delivering direct answers to controversial questions. Praised by Elon Musk for its lack of 'liberal bias,' the platform delivers candid responses on topics like America's history and foreign policy, stirring both acclaim and controversy.
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