Your analogy doesn't work. The knife's primary purpose is for food.
The primary purpose for a drone that can drop things is to drop bombs.
It's more like making a sword and saying it's totally not designed for killing anyone, it's for cutting anything you want.
The drones do not drop bombs, they have a universal mechanism that can drop anything
"We didn't design our drones to drop bombs, we designed them to drop... you know... the wide variety of things drones are known to drop, like... uh..."
A standoff between Mamdani and Trump/Netanyahu would be
It also spoke in the first person as Musk once. He's actively trying to make it speak in his cringe 
style.
The insane thing is they think Grok previously had "guardrails".
It's Musk's bot, why would he have put liberalizing guardrails on it in the first place? The fact that he had to change it after it said things he didn't like means he had to add guardrails to make it fascist.
Subtweeting Rick and Morty?
Just saw someone unironcally say "lesser of two evils is about not making perfect the enemy of the good".
How does someone think this, type it out, see it on screen, and hit post with ever noticing the obvious contradiction?
What makes you say that?
I wanted to block Google's shitty AI results. Ok it looks like I can add &udm=14 to the url to do that.
Let me just add a custom search engine in Firefox... oh wait apparently you can't add custom search engines anymore. You have to install an extension for that.
Ok I found an extension that does it but it makes Firefox say "search with [extension name]" instead of "search with Google" and the icon is different which is annoying.
Should be an easy fix, just download the extension's source and modify the manifest.json to name it "Google" and change the icon to Google's.
Alright now let's install it and... "This add-on could not be installed because it has not been verified." Wtf I have to sign my own add-ons just to use locally?
Fine whatever download the shitty npm program to sign the add-on (it downloaded 400 dependencies btw). Oh wait I need an API key to sign the add-on to use it locally. I'm not getting a fucking API key to run local code.
Oh good there's actually an about:config setting to disable add-on signing... and it doesn't work anymore.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Is there a good Firefox fork that undoes this bullshit but otherwise keeps up with the main codebase and isn't a pain to switch to?
Chairman Mamdani please found the New York People's Militia.