Grok fails to find a user's own tweet after multiple prompts; ChatGPT nails it instantly
jorgepaezdn · x · 2026-09-12
A user asked Grok to locate a specific tweet he remembered; it failed repeatedly even after multiple prompts and explanations. Switching to ChatGPT, the tweet was found on the first try — an awkward loss for X's own product, as he put it, "getting mogged on your own platform."
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