Grok is run by a US company and can be regulated, so if the system prompt of the twitter bot version of Grok is important to national security it's easily withi

Grok is run by a US company and can be regulated, so if the system prompt of the twitter bot version of Grok is important to national security it's easily within reach of legislators. Given our general stance on propaganda and manipulating public via media, news as entertainment not delivery of facts, etc, they probably won't though. And to me that's a completely different concern than trying to limit another country's access to hardware for training large models, for example.