Recently in Pakistan, there has been growing discussion around an artificial intelligence tool called “GROK.” This system, developed by Elon Musk and his team, is designed to answer user questions based on available data, published books, surveys, social media trends, and public narratives. It’s not truly thinking intelligence, but rather a data driven model that forms its responses by compiling and analyzing existing information.
Political Interest and Reaction
In the current political climate of Pakistan, particularly between supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML N), this tool has become a new battleground. Both sides have started using it to ask politically charged questions and then using the responses to validate their respective viewpoints.Interestingly, the responses from RGROK often appear to favor PTl’s stance. This seems to be because the ground realities, documented facts, and widely circulated narratives from recent years tend to support the idea that PTI has been treated unfairly by political opponents and the establishment.
Criticism and Accusations
Pro PML N journalists Establishment-backed individuals, and certain political figures have begun criticizing the tool. They claim that it is biased or aligned with PTI even though it’s simply an Al model reflecting the information that exists publicly. This has led to a sense of discomfort among those who previously controlled the narrative. Since GROK presents fact based, data driven responses, it becomes difficult to argue against it without contradicting public evidence. In response, critics have resorted to labeling the tool itself as politically motivated a move that exposes their frustration rather than disproves the tool’s answers.
Conclusion
The introduction of Al into Pakistani politics marks the beginning of a new era. Tools like GROK are not just informative they are helping raise public awareness and bringing suppressed truths to light. As this technology becomes more common, it will be increasingly difficult to distort facts. Political parties that distance themselves from truth will find it harder to maintain their narratives in front of data-driven intelligence.