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The article's primary subject is AI policy and governance, specifically focusing on how generative models like Grok are being leveraged for historical content generation under new executive mandates. It examines the intersection of corporate influence in science funding and government efforts to regulate narrative accuracy through large-scale language model deployment. This piece addresses critical regulatory shifts regarding who controls scientific research and public information dissemination via AI systems.

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Trump and Musk both want to control America history

GDELTJuly 28, 20265 min read

Donald Trump and Elon Musk recently made headlines over an issue we don’t typically associate with this president of the United States and a tech CEO: history. On July 22, Musk posted on X, the social media platform he owns, that his generative artificial intelligence model Grok would produce, by year’s end, a feature-length movie of “The Odyssey” that is “historically accurate and true to the art of Homer.” Two days later, Trump issued an executive order mandating that signage be placed on the exterior of Smithsonian Institution museums, alerting visitors to the “inaccurate information” conveyed in the displays within, and…

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