User lets Grok bot shop for groceries, ends up with 15 units of dishwasher salt
ziv_ravid · x · 2026-09-09
A user let Grok's bot place a grocery order on Israeli chain Rami Levy, and it ordered 15 units of dishwasher salt. "And this thing is supposed to replace us? A step toward AGI," he quipped. A vivid example of how unreliable autonomous shopping agents still are at basic commonsense quantity and category judgments.
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