Detailed data indicated that US President Donald Trump resorted to utilizing the artificial intelligence chatbot known as Grok to formulate an analytical perspective regarding the nature of Venezuelan public reactions should the United States capture leader Nicolas Maduro. Based on
information published in a report by Time magazine, Trump spent extended periods directing multiple inquiries to the Grok application during a closed meeting with American billionaire Elon Musk inside the White House during December 2025. In the same context, a
US official who participated in that meeting confirmed that Musk returned to the Oval Office during the aforementioned period for a secret gathering, where Trump utilized the occasion to spend hours posing intensive questions to the chatbot focusing on his
political future and presidential legacy. Concurrently with these developments, Trump was issuing field orders to execute missile strikes targeting Venezuelan vessels accused of involvement in drug smuggling operations toward American territories, while simultaneously inquiring through the application about how the
Venezuelan populace would react if US forces managed to capture Maduro. Following the affirmations of the official who attended those events, the chatbot response stated that Maduro is an oppressive dictator lacking popularity, suggesting that large numbers of Venezuelans would
likely celebrate the downfall of his regime. Upon the conclusion of the discussion, Trump left the meeting with the impression that Grok possesses exceptional capabilities bordering on genius. Conversely, current data indicates that it remains unclear whether Trump personally operates
the application on his phone or if another individual was handling the keyboard to type the questions as frequently practiced on numerous occasions.
