Elon Musk's Grock AI: Pentagon's Secret Weapon in Iran Conflict?
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In a stunning revelation, the Pentagon confirmed Elon Musk's Grock AI was instrumental in firing over 2,000 missiles at Iran during "Operation Epic Fury." This powerful AI, integrated into Palantir's Maven Smart systems, enabled US forces to strike 2,000 distinct targets within just 96 hours.
However, Grock's deployment faced internal warnings regarding reliability and security risks. This report details a brewing legal battle over XAI's data centers and mounting criticism following AI-assisted strikes that allegedly killed 160 schoolgirls in Manab, Iran, raising serious questions about accountability in AI warfare.
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In a stunning revelation, the Pentagon has confirmed that Elon Musk's Grock AI was instrumental in firing over 2,000 missiles at Iran during last February's Operation Epic Fury. According to a sworn declaration by the Pentagon's Chief Digital and AI Officer, Grock, integrated into the Palantir developed Maven Smart systems, enabled US forces to strike 2,000 distinct targets within just 96 hours. What's more, Grock had reportedly predicted the exact date of the offensive three days before the foreign policy establishment even saw it coming. But the use of Grock didn't come without controversy. Internal warnings from the GSA and NSA flagged reliability and security risks, yet the Pentagon approved the AI for classified operations anyway. Now, a legal battle is brewing. The NAACP has filed a Clean Air Act lawsuit against XAI over gas burning turbines at its Memphis data centers. Turbines the Department of Justice says are essential to national security. The DOJ argues that shutting them down would cripple AI innovation that supports military targeting. Criticism is mounting over AI-assisted targeting, especially after reports that such systems contributed to a strike in Manab, Iran that killed nearly 160 schoolgirls. Palantir's CEO, Alex Karp, has bluntly stated the ...