Grok AI - Tried?

suyashbagade1

Recently heared that Grok AI on twitter (now X platform) responds like real human. (Like good for good and bad for bad..)

What's ur opinion..

Pesala

@suyashbagade1 Try it yourself. It is free for all members, even without a subscription.

Is Vivaldi Browser a safe and private browser?

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From a safety standpoint, Vivaldi uses standard web security protocols like HTTPS encryption and has a track record of patching vulnerabilities quickly, thanks to its Chromium base. It doesn’t have a history of major security breaches tied to the browser itself. That said, no browser is immune to threats if you’re visiting sketchy sites or downloading risky files—user behavior matters as much as the tool.
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If you want a deeper dive, I can search recent X posts or web reports for any new takes on Vivaldi’s safety or privacy—let me know! Overall, it’s a solid choice if you value control and don’t trust Big Tech with your data.

barbudo2005

@suyashbagade1

In this post I did a test exercise with Grok:

https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/105638/kiss-keep-it-simple-stupid/9

suyashbagade1

@Pesala um i don't use twitter or X.

But recently saw some YouTube shorts where Grok AI was giving critical comments about politicians and even Elon musk himself..

Maybe future robots will have Grok AI ... haha

barbudo2005

@suyashbagade1

Said:

i don't use twitter or X.

You don't need to use it:

https://grok.com/

LukasMunich

@suyashbagade1 said in Grok AI - Tried?:

um i don't use twitter or X.

No one should use it

Catweazle

@LukasMunich, also valid for Grok, or any other X app. If you want an AI not biased and private, try Andisearch (IMHO the best), or maybe Venice.ai (Freemium). Also Scira seems valid (OpenSource)