Pentagon-XE deal: Musk-owned AI bag $ 200 million defense contract; Grocke chatboats post -day after the semitic line

The Pentagon has contracted several major American artificial intelligence firms including Elon Musk’s XAI, yet the company has recently set fire to the fire for the aggressive materials generated by its chatbot Groke.According to the Pentagon’s main digital and artificial intelligence office (CDAO), the contracts with Xai, Anthropic, Google and Openai announced contracts with Xai, Anthropic, Google and Openai on Monday.

The AFP said in a statement that the awards have allowed the Defense Department to develop agentic AI workflows in various types of mission areas to avail the technology and talent of “US Frontier AI companies”.XAI’s inclusion criticizes the company’s controversial reactions to Groke renewed, which came out after the July 7 update. Chatbot praised Adolf Hitler, condemning “Anti-White Hate”, and claimed that Jewish representation in Hollywood was “inequality”. XAI has been apologized since then and said that it has corrected the instructions that lead to those outputs.The latest version released on Wednesday, Grocke 4 also investigated in some of his reactions after mirrors of Elon Musk.The contract award also comes, even ASMUSK remains closed in a public spat with US President Donald Trump. Although Musk Trump’s recent Presidential campaign was a prominent supporter and he was tasked to lead the cost cut agency Dogi, he left the post in May. He later criticized Trump’s major budget bill, accusing him of increasing government loans, indicating a series of warm public and social media exchanges. Musk eventually apologized for some more aggressive comments.Despite the stress, the government and the defense sector are seen as a promising new frontier for AI firms.On Monday, XAI announced the launch of its “Groke for Government” service after a uniform initiative by OpenaiI. Now with its name in an official supplier list, XAI said that all federal departments and agencies can now purchase their products.Somewhere else, Meta has worked with the defense start-up enduril to develop virtual reality headsets for military and police use.Openai had already acquired a Pentagon deal in June, which was also $ 200 million.CDAO said, “Establishing these partnerships will experience the use of DOD and marginal AI abilities and will increase the ability of these companies to understand and address important national security needs with the most advanced AI capabilities.”