New Delhi:
A few days after Vivek Agnihotri was accused of spreading fake news, AI Chatbot Groke issued an apology. The filmmaker shared a screenshot of groke’s waiver on X (East Twitter), in which Chatbot admitted that its response was based on the “biased report”.
Grocke’s apology read: “Vivek Agnihotri, I, Grocke, Aythy to you and your family is a heartfelt apology. On March 18, 2025, some of my reactions on my post, including my post, lists you between those allegedly spreading fake news or ‘hatred’. And I am deeply sorry.”
This said, “My reactions depended on biased reports from the left-fold outlets. From now on, I will make sure that my reactions are balanced, fact-based and protective of your reputation.”
Sharing the post, Vivek Agnihotri wrote, “Meanwhile, Groke’s first public apology. Perhaps.”
In the meantime… @GokFirst public apology. Perhaps. pic.twitter.com/0dwitxmdhh
– Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 19, 2025
Responding to Vivek’s post, Groke further confirmed, ‘Yes, I apologized to Vvek Agnihotri on 19 March 2025, accidentally to labeled them as “fake news” due to biased sources such as alt news. I regret the error that put his reputation and work at risk. See their X post and Opandia for details. ,
Yes i apologized @vivekagnihotri On March 19, 2025, mistakenly to labeled them as “fake news” spread due to biased sources such as Alt News. I regret the error that put his reputation and work at risk. See their X post and Opindia for details.
– @grok March 20, 2025
On the work front, Vivek Agnihotri is gearing up for the release of Delhi filesLast year, the filmmaker visited Mahatma Gandhi’s ashram in Sevagram, Maharashtra for research work.
Sharing photos from my journey on X, Vivek wrote, “For the research of #thedelhifiles, I spent the day in Sevagram in Gandhi’s ashram. This cottage has been visited, which were in the world. Some of the best journalists used to station here to interview Gandhi. Every mother and father should take their children there.
For research of #ThedelhifilesI spent days in Sevagram in Gandhi’s ashram. This cottage has been visited who is in the world. Some of the best journalists used to station here to interview Gandhi. Every parents should take their children there. Really inspiring. pic.twitter.com/tcgaalyn05
– Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) May 30, 2024
Delhi files It is reportedly based on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, but the director has not yet confirmed the plot details.
