X Network changes to AI program after election disinformation concerns

Social media platform X has made a change to its Artificial Intelligence program after top election officials in five states warned it was spreading election disinformation. The secretaries of state of Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Pennsylvania and Washington sent a letter this month to X Network owner Elon Musk, expressing concern that Grok, the Artificial Intelligence tool, had produced false information about voting deadlines in the states. , after President Joe Biden withdrew from the presidential race. Officials asked the Grok chatbot to direct users asking questions about the election to CanIVote.org, a voting information website of the National Association of Secretaries of State. Before answering questions about the election, Grok now says, “For accurate and up-to-date information about the 2024 US election, please visit Vote.gov.” Both websites are “reliable resources that can connect voters with local election officials,” the five secretaries of state said in a joint statement. “We appreciate the X Network's action to improve their platform and hope they continue to make improvements that will ensure their users have access to accurate information from reliable sources in this critical election year,” they said. . Grok can only be used by subscribers to paid versions of Platform X. …

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X Network changes to AI program after election disinformation concerns

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