[kunzhi]

Grok might be able to find the cure for cancer but as long as it's associated with Musk, not touching that thing with a 10-foot pole.

(Simon's analysis, of course, is lovely)

[qingcharles]

Someone asked it to cure cancer then had Gemini peer-review the output, which was pretty hilarious:

https://x.com/DeryaTR_/status/1943324908781781064

(apologies for the link to the Muskman's site)

[rcpt]

Yep, for example

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44526468

[disposition2]

Maybe it’ll help the folks that are probably at higher risk of cancer due to the natural gas turbines powering the AI facility in Memphis.

- https://apnews.com/article/memphis-xai-elon-musk-pollution-n...

- https://tennesseelookout.com/2025/07/07/a-billionaire-an-ai-... (this is an opinion article but also has some useful context)

[Aeolun]

It’s a pretty good pelican too.

[jacktheturtle]

why?

[TowerTall]

Yes. I will also not use any product or any service that benefits Elon Musk in anyway or capacity.

[nashashmi]

musk is unstable. and so are the products he has under him. these are not good things to rely on. i got off twitter and now the site's drama doesn't affect me. at the same time, i miss the great content from threads. :(

[ls_stats]

Uh... maybe because he doesn't want to use technology that gives power to someone like Elon Musk, who is well known for propagating right-wing propaganda.

[kunzhi]

seriously?