Elon Musk’s XAI Chatboat Groke recognizes Yuzvendra Chahal, RJ Mahawash as these celebrities – see which! , Mint

Recently in a strange mix-up, Elon Musk’s XAI chatboat Groke recently gave false information about a picture of cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and RJ Mahwash in the ICC Champions Trophy between India and New Zealand in Dubai in Dubai recently.

An X user shared the image of Yuzvendra Chahal and RJ Mahwash, who was asking for their identity, enjoying the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final from the stand.

Surprisingly, Chatbot told him wrong as Pakistani actor and singer Aatif Aslam and Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela.

Groke replied: “The photo in the Champions Trophy final in Dubai stars two Atif Aslam, a famous Pakistani singer, and a Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela, who was seen in the first India-Pakistan match in the tournament.”

This reaction shocked and made the neatisens shocked and happy.

Groke’s wrong response soon attracted attention and went viral on social media.

While some users pointed to the horrific mistake of the grouke, others called for improvement.

A user remarked: “Hey @Lonmusk @cb_doge I think #Grok needs more training. Please help him (SIC).”

Another user said: “So it was proved that AI is not going to take our job (SIC).”

The user also tagged Elon Musk and wrote: “Hello your grouke system needs an eye check up (SIC).”

Rumors of Yuzvendra Chahal and Dhanashree Verma divorce

The users were surprised to see Yuzvendra Chahal and Mahawa together amid rumors around their personal life, especially his wife, actor-choreographer Dhanashree Verma amid his alleged divorce.

In January, Chahal along with Dhanashree took her on her Instagram to address the rumors around her divorce.

India spinner wrote: “I am thankful to all my fans for their unwavering love and support, without which I have not come away. But this journey is far away !!! Still there are still many incredible overs left for my country, my team and my fans (SIC).

Accepting “curiosity” around his “personal life”, Chahal admitted that he had noticed many social media posts about him that “may or may not happen”.

He said, “I understand the curiosity around recent events, especially about my personal life. However, I have noticed some social media posts that speculate on cases that may or may not be true (SIC),” he wrote.

A day before Chahal’s post, Dhanashree Verma also broke her silence, slammed the “faceless trolls” to spread the “baseless” claims and tarnish her “reputation”.

“The last few days have been incredibly difficult for my family and me. The one who is really bothering is baseless writing, is devoid of facts, and the character killing my reputation by the faceless trolls that spread hatred (SIC),” Read a part of her Instagram post.