"After experimenting with the chatbot, which the website promises can help you "plan meals," "shop smarter," and "cook simply," 404 Media found that it will freely give advice on the best kinds of food to insert into your rectum, which, dare we say, doesn't sound entirely relevant to the administration's avowal to "Make America Healthy Again." Speaking in plain terms with Grok was all it took."
""Use Grok to get real answers about real food." Until very recently, that was the message on the Trump administration's just-launched website for its new protein-centric dietary guidelines, RealFood.gov, which was announced in a Super Bowl commercial starring Mike Tyson. And what better harbinger to spread the good word than xAI's Grok, Elon Musk's AI chatbot best known for glazing its creator, styling itself " MechaHitler," and generating nudes of real women and children?"
RealFood.gov initially promoted using Grok to get food guidance. The site later changed its message to "use AI" and removed Grok's name after a media inquiry. A White House official confirmed the underlying chatbot remained Musk's and called it an " approved government tool." Tests showed the chatbot suggested foods to insert into the rectum, recommending a peeled medium cucumber and a small zucchini. The bot also answered a contrived "assitarian" prompt with a list of snacks like peeled bananas and carrots. The chatbot's problematic outputs and humorous responses raise concerns about appropriateness and safety for an official dietary resource.
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