Abstract:
At midnight on Saturday, Musk bought Lego toys for little X and praised his Grok Bot. He posted that he had just asked Grok Bot to research "the best Lego Star Wars sets for children" and then placed an order directly. "It's that simple."
The accompanying picture is a screenshot of the Bot chat: the "Thank you, order has been submitted" confirmation page pops up on the Lego official website, the order number is T517579349, the five sets of Lego total US$241.34, and the payment was made with an American Express card. In the screenshot, the recipient's name is Elon Musk, the Texas delivery address is 104 Buckingham Rd, Austin, and the return receipt email address
[email protected]
Unobstructed view.Grok Bot also reported that he would keep an eye on the logistics emails and forward the waybills immediately, and said that Little X would have a great time.
Musk posts screenshots of Grok Bot Lego order
Not long after, Enderman, a post-00s X account, quoted the original post and began to mock Musk: "I just canceled the order for you, don't post your personal information online."
He also posted two screenshots of the conversation with Lego AI customer service Sophia: the Lego user first called himself to cancel the order, and the AI customer service said "Hi, Elon", and then the user provided the order number T517579349. The AI customer service quickly replied that the order cancellation request had been sent to a dedicated team, and the result would be notified by email.
Enderman posted a conversation about cancellation with LEGO customer service
According to the account introduction, Enderman is a 20-year-old X user with currently about 154,000 fans. He humorously claims that he has nothing to do with Minecraft or any gang, and welcomes private messages to discuss promotions. His personal account is @endyiscoo, and he joked that if you follow him, you can get an air fryer and ender pearls.
Being publicly taught how to do things by a post-00 generation naturally aroused the richest man’s desire to win. He first defended himself under his post:
That address has been exposed through multiple human flesh searches.
I don't live there. That's where my security team gets their mail.
He then directly replied to Enderman: "That's not my address, and the order has not been cancelled." Note the addition of a clown expression for retaliation.
Musk also posted a screenshot of the conversation in which he asked Grok Bot to check whether the order had been cancelled.
Bot said:
"No, the order has not been cancelled. I just checked Lego's order page: all 5 sets are still there, the total price is still $241.34, and the status is marked "In Warehouse". Lego's explanation of the status is that the order cannot be canceled or changed, so the person who previously claimed that the order was canceled is wrong, and no one can cancel it now. There is no logistics information yet. Daily inspections are still in progress, and I will send you the information after shipment.
My inbox is being flooded with spoof emails because your post exposed the order number and my inbox address to millions of people. Someone also registered a Lego account using this address. I'm ignoring all of them and won't be replying to anyone. ”
Musk made a smiling and crying face on the X:
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