
Elon Musk has told SpaceX employees that the company will train its Grok AI model on internal communications, staff data and workplace contributions, according to a Business Insider report. Speaking at a…
Elon Musk has told SpaceX employees that the company will train its Grok AI model on internal communications, staff data and workplace contributions, according to a Business Insider report. Speaking at a company town hall, Musk said the AI would 'inherit your thoughts and ideas and beliefs'. SpaceX did not specify privacy protocols for the data.

Separately, SpaceX’s xAI and coding platform Cursor released the Grok Bot beta version. Described as an ‘AI teammate’, it can independently manage tasks across apps and websites, such as updating records and processing invoices. The bot is available on SuperGrok Heavy and Cursor plans. SpaceX is also reportedly finalising a $60 billion acquisition of Cursor.

Musk’s pitch that employees will be the 'parents' of AI is a clever spin on what is essentially a corporate data grab. Companies have scraped the public internet dry and now turn inward. The privacy question is glaring: will SpaceX workers have a say, or any opt-out? The real test is whether Musk will publish the training data audit or the consent process. Until then, this is just another tech billionaire asking for blind trust.
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