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> Reuters could not establish exactly how Grok was being used. > If they’re using Signal and not backing up every message to federal files, then they are actin
by buckle8017 2y ago
> Reuters could not establish exactly how Grok was being used.
> If they’re using Signal and not backing up every message to federal files, then they are acting unlawfully
So, this article is a "we don't actually know" and a "they could be doing something but, but again we don't know".
0/10 Reuters
- palmotea 2y ago> Reuters could not establish exactly how Grok was being used. > So, this article is a "we don't actually know" and a "they could be doing something but, but again we don't know". > 0/10 Reuters What do you want? The design specification and implementation? By what seems to be your standard, every newspaper would be empty. Which would be very convenient to some people! For instance, Elon Musk and DOGE. Reuters knows what their sources are telling them, and they're reporting that. They're doing a fine job.
- dionian 2y agoReuters and AP used to be pretty much newswires, but lately they seem to act more like a newspaper.
- acdha 2y agoThis is normal for developing stories. They’re reporting things which they’ve heard from sources which they consider to be reliable, are informing readers of the limits of what they know, and will almost certainly publish additional articles when more information becomes available.