> Did xAI win this contract through a competitive process, or due to personal ties / favoritism (i.e., corruption risk)? I think this is a fair question. And

> Did xAI win this contract through a competitive process, or due to personal ties / favoritism (i.e., corruption risk)? I think this is a fair question. And I'm assuming your point here is --- obviously there's no chance this happened, because Grok isn't the best on any metric. On top of that, I think you also have to understand that when you have a deeply emotional political agent just accused of voter-fraud for example who runs this AI company, of course people are going to be skeptical of the AI product produced by that company will have no biases/motivations. And there were also allegations that Musks doge team exfiltrated private data to foreign nations (intentionally or accidentally) and certainly that has to be a concern again if another situation run by Musk will be getting access to even more sensitive documents. So to your point, yes this is wrong on every metric.