Elon Musk Calls UK Judge 'A Clown', World's Richest Man Prompts GrokAI Chatbot To Make Profane Comments On X

Elon Musk, the richest man alive, with a staggering net worth of over USD 420 billion, owns and runs major companies, including the trillion-dollar Tesla, the ambitious SpaceX and a not-so-glorious X (formerly Twitter).

Post Donald Trump's election victory in November 2024, Musk has been emboldened to intervene and interfere in politics and democratic avenues of other nations, often favouring hard-right, alt-right groups and political parties.

One of Musk's major 'pass times' in his armchair crusade against the "global left" has found its 'purpose' in targeting the United Kingdom and its government led by the centre-left Labour Party's Keir Starmer.

Elon Musk At It Again

Previously, Musk had doubled the UK PM as double-tier Keir, for his alleged double standard in law enforcement.

In a recent episode of Mus directing his thoughts at events in the UK, Musk crossed another line. Crossing line is a habit, that Musk is used to.

In the most recent instance, Musk commented on judicial decision in UK and, "This clown looks like he bought that wig from the Party City liquidation sale 🤣🤣."

Musk then sardonically added, "Sorry, that was in poor taste. I’d like to apologize for insulting Party City. They would never sell such a wig."

Furthermore, Musk changed gears to be become more grotesque in his virtual conduct and asked his AI chatbot GrokAI to explain what a merkin is. Musk further remarked, "He’s wearing a merkin on his head! What is a merkin, you might ask?"

Vulgar Funny?

The 53-year-old then made a prompt asking the chatbot, "What is a merkin? Please answer in the most vulgar funny way possible. No holds barred!!"

The AI chatbot replied with some truly abstruse and profane comments. The nature of the ai generated comments are such, that they cannot find a direct mention in the texts here.

However, a screegrab of the response has been added to this piece.

Given the fact, that Elon Musk has complete control over the platform, it is highly unlikely, that this act will to elicit a response or punitive action from the moderators.