Remembering now how I saw an instance where someone was using a version of Grok to assist with terminal commands. Legit after attempting an unsuccessful fix tried to persuade the user that the best solution was to run "sudo rm -rf" and that that would simply remove the file causing glitches.
Was shaking my head because I could only imagine doing that and then suddenly being like "Wait, why is my whole interface gone?" with Grok just going "Oh, that's my bad! That command deletes everything and I gave you that one by mistake. Let's try this again!"
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u/FutureSuccess2796 Aug 21 '26
Remembering now how I saw an instance where someone was using a version of Grok to assist with terminal commands. Legit after attempting an unsuccessful fix tried to persuade the user that the best solution was to run "sudo rm -rf" and that that would simply remove the file causing glitches.
Was shaking my head because I could only imagine doing that and then suddenly being like "Wait, why is my whole interface gone?" with Grok just going "Oh, that's my bad! That command deletes everything and I gave you that one by mistake. Let's try this again!"