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Boston's 'Fake' No Kings Crowd Debunked — How Grok Got It Wrong
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2:55Now PlayingOn October 18th, organizers say nearly 7 million people gathered at anti-Trump demonstrations across the US. However, social media skeptics wondered if the massive crowd was the real deal. When one user asked the AI chatbot Grok “is this a real image from today,” Grok mistakenly said it was from a “free speech rally in August 2017.”
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