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Elon Musk's SpaceX Says Grok Helps Identify Foreign Object Debris In Rocket Parts Better Than Humans, With 99.9% Accuracy
SpaceX VP says Grok detects rocket debris with 99.9% accuracy versus humans’ 94%, says AI is accelerating engineering goals.
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