A fingerprint test says Grok Bot already changed into a different model.
Hassan ran the test: the bot no longer answers as Opus 5.5. The fingerprints point to gpt-6-astra and 6.1-sol instead. 16,000 people read it in 3 hours.
Musk announced better token efficiency and smarter behavior. The test points to a different model under the hood.
A bot that swaps models without telling anyone is a black box with a friendly face. The label says one thing. The fingerprint says another.
Which do you believe: the announcement, or the test?
What the heck happened to Grokbot today? All the bots have been lobotomized since the update. Is Elon nerfing the models to save on compute? Is anyone else experiencing this?
SpaceXAI really changed their name to SpaceXSI and then shortly after brought us back to the “you’re right to push back, and this one’s on me” era of AI.
SMH
@TheodosianMind7 Elon is going to quickly find out that the quickest-growing AI app can overnight become totally dead and void of all relevant users. They should fix this post-haste.
The biggest gut punch for me was that it forgot and lost the ability to read and write to my iMessages, which I set up under Terminal. Now, no matter how I try to reconnect it or explain to it exactly how it was I did that, it refuses to do it, citing that it doesn't understand what changed.
This was the missing intelligence piece that ties everything together under the knowledge base. Due to the fact that a lot of work for various businesses is conducted via text message, it served well in closing the loop.
Aside from that, the genealogy bot, as an example, immediately hit a roadblock when I updated and cannot figure out how to move the needle a single generation beyond where it was at before the switch. Many, many more examples, but I'm glad you're not having any issues.
@FrancoisOlwage@nvandewetering I agree with that, but over the past 24 hours, we've seen a stark and drastic decline in competence. Even the most menial of tasks are no longer possible Rendering it entirely unusable