What are you using it for when it shows a “nazi bias”?

I have used it exclusively for a month and haven’t seen this at all

> The intense Nazi bias makes it a bit of a hard sell to me.

I haven't used it for anything social/political. Do you mean actual 1930s-1940s Nazis or are you using the term analogically?

For what it's worth, barring that week or two where it parroted Nazi talking points, after community notes Grok may be the best thing to happen to the Twitter information ecosystem. The majority of its use in ideological contexts is effective debunking of right-wing conspiracy theories. Trumpists and neo-Nazis constantly argue with it and say it's compromised, and I have seen it sway some conspiracy theorists. You can see many examples here: https://reddit.com/r/grokvsmaga/

I detest Elon and the fact that Twitter is now teeming with neo-Nazis and other nutjobs, but contrary to popular belief Grok has actually been an incredible counterweight to both.

As if name calling was gonna help. It's not just free speech when you agree with it. Competition remains a good thing and honestly, the obvious liberal bias (remember the black female pope pics on Gemini?) on virtually all other platforms makes it an appealing alternative for the more nuanced for exactly that purpose.