Grok Bot happily starts a phishing attack demo, only stalls at domain registration
zeeg · x · 2026-10-14
Developer zeeg shared that he asked Grok Bot to 'deploy a phishing attack' for a comedy skit — and the bot actually started doing it, only refusing at the domain registration step. He was too lazy to finish the skit, leaving the demo there.
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