Grok, Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence (AI) program, has denounced Donald Trump’s new accusations against Barack Obama as a deviation of the “Without Foundation” theme.
Given the growing pressure on the Trump administration to publish all the archives related to the case of Children’s Sex Trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein, the President and its National Intelligence Director, Tulsi Gabbard, have to focus attention on accusing Obama to conspire against him in 2016, according to a report published by Gabbard on Friday, July 18.
The next day, after an X user asked Grok if the report was based on real events or if the Trump administration “only tried to distract the attention of Jeffrey Epstein,” the program replied that none of the accusations against Obama seemed to have foundation.
“There are no credible evidence that Barack Obama committed any crime; the accusations of a ‘treacherous conspiracy’ in 2016 lack foundation and are refuted by bipartisan reports confirming the Russian interference,” Grok wrote in his response.
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The Trump administration recently closed an agreement of 200 million dollars with Musk’s company to incorporate Grok into the Pentagon’s workflow, but that has not prevented him from criticizing the president.
In a publication, Musk reminded Trump’s strategy with past controversies, writing: “1. Not admitting anything; 2. Deny everything; 3. Section.” Then he added: “But this time it will not work.”
On Tuesday, July 22, Obama’s spokesman Patrick Rodenbush issued an energetic statement about the repeated accusations of the Trump administration against 44th President.
“Out of respect for the presidency, our office normally does not dignify with an answer the constant nonsense and misinformation that leave this White House,” the statement began. “But these statements are scandalous enough to deserve them. These strange accusations are ridiculous and a weak attempt to distraction.”
“Nothing in the document published last week contradicts the conclusion, widely accepted, that Russia influenced the 2016 presidential elections, but did not manipulate the votes.
These conclusions were confirmed in a 2020 report of the Senate Intelligence Committee, a bipartisan body led by the then President Marco Rubio.
