Abstract:
Elon Musk posted, "When buying something, you only need to take a photo of your credit card and send it to the chat box, and the Grok robot will search the entire Internet for the best price of the item you want and complete the order." In response, OpenAI executive Tibo replied: "Then I just put the card here." At the same time, he posted a photo of a fictitious credit card, hinting at the security risks of this feature. (Note: The name of the cardholder is THIBAULT SOTTIAUX, the poster, and "NOVA" is just the fictitious card logo of this prop card.)
In addition, some netizens said that Amazon began to block Grok access. Musk replied: "Grok will find another way to complete the shopping. I just placed an order for Lego, and Grok completed the purchase directly from the Lego official website."
Subsequently, Musk posted a screenshot of using Grok to purchase Lego toys on social platforms. He said, "I just asked Grok to go Find the most interesting LEGO Star Wars set for younger children and place your order directly. "
The screenshot shows that Grok said that the LEGO order was submitted successfully and the payment was made using an American Express card. The receipt will be sent to the mailbox and the logistics tracking number will be synchronized after the product is shipped.
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