Users want model transparency: Grok bot trust hinges on disclosing it runs Opus
iruletheworldmo · x · 2026-10-17
Blogger iruletheworldmo says he'd use the Grok bot far more if he'd known it was running Opus 5.5, arguing that without transparency about which model powers a product, it's hard to trust. The post highlights a growing trust issue for wrapper-style bot products that hide their underlying models.
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