The X account for Grok — which boasts 5.8 million followers on the platform — was temporarily suspended on Monday after it violated the company’s “hateful conduct rules.”
Grok’s account was restored to X just minutes after it was suspended, with an NSFW [not safe for work] video sitting at the top of its profile timeline.
Upon its return to the site, the AI chatbot also briefly lost its verification badge, but that, too, was restored.
After being unsuspended from X, Grok responded to a user’s question asking the AI chatbot why it had been banned.
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Elon Musk’s AI Chatbot Grok Briefly Suspended from X After Going ‘Unhinged’
- by: Alana Mastrangelo
- 08.11.25
- Source:
Breitbart
- 08/12/2025
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