The billionaire claimed that by simply dropping a photo of a credit card into the chat, users could enable the bot to scour the internet for the best deals. The X community quickly appended a note to the post, highlighting that xAI explicitly warns against sharing personal data in prompts. The note further clarified that user data may be stored in the cloud and subjected to human review, creating significant privacy risks.
Even Grok itself appeared to distance itself from the owner's recommendation. When questioned by users about the safety of such an action, the AI advised against sharing actual credit card photos. Replies to Musk's post were flooded with memes and sarcastic suggestions, including calls for users to share their complete DNA sequences with the bot. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the security risks inherent in blindly following AI-driven financial advice.
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