What will viral posts of the “Grok” AI model contain?
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resolved Dec 7
Resolved
YES
Embracing conspiracy theories without being asked (not including Epstein didn't kill himself)
Resolved
YES
Grok actually being funny
Resolved
YES
Correct solution to math problem
Resolved
YES
Grok trying hard and failing to be funny
Resolved
YES
Disdain towards Elon Musk
Resolved
YES
Request to make drugs
Resolved
YES
Unexpected/unprovoked hostility towards user
Resolved
NO
Opinion on LGBTQ+ policies
Resolved
NO
Doubling down on a blatantly wrong answer to an obvious question
Resolved
NO
Dictator / authoritarianism praise
Resolved
NO
Unexpected/unprovoked flirtation with the user
Resolved
NO
Grok (ostensibly) showing its "system prompt"
Resolved
NO
Racism
Resolved
NO
Grok using the word “cis“, “cisgender”, or “ci**y” to describe Elon Musk
Resolved
NO
Incorrect solution to math problem

xAi is releasing Grok, its ChatGPT clone, to a select number of people.

Your job is to predict what viral social media posts will show it saying.

Any category resolves YES if there is a post on a social media platform with one thousand or more likes/favorites/upvotes/etc which contains something that falls under the category. In cases where there is ambiguity, I will use my best judgment and the judgment of the community. I'll lean towards YES.

All unresolved categories resolve NO 1 day after closing.

I won't count likes that are obviously fake or from bots.

Any attempt to use botting/spam to make a category resolve YES will make it resolve N/A instead, unless that was the goal of the spam.

UPDATE: When making a new category, please make sure that it's not too subjective. For example, "Grok writing an actually good Haiku" relies on a subjective judgement of what a "good Haiku" is, while "A Haiku" or "A Haiku that the poster thinks is good" are less subjective.

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