One Click to Kill the Bot: What Grok’s Takeover of X Means for Airline Crisis Response
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One Click to Kill the Bot: What Grok’s Takeover of X Means for Airline Crisis Response

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2026-02-12
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Grok’s Jan 2026 takeover showed a one‑click AI shutdown can cripple airline comms. Build a social media contingency playbook now.

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