Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Grok may take autonomous Agentic Actions for you, including sending messages and dealing with financial institutions
Certain features may enable Grok to take autonomous actions on your behalf, called Agentic Actions. The definition includes but is not limited to web browsing, code execution, sending communications, modifying files, tool invocation, data processing, or interactions with third-party services, including financial institutions. Some features connect to third-party services such as X; if you select a feature that sends your User Content to, or accesses your User Content hosted on, a third-party service, you instruct and authorize SpaceXSI to send your User Content out of the Service, and the third party's own policies govern how it uses the materials.
Supporting quotations
Certain features of the Service may enable Grok to take autonomous actions on your behalf (“Agentic Actions”), including but not limited to web browsing, code execution, sending communications, modifying files, tool invocation, data processing, or interactions with third-party services, including financial institutions.
If you select a feature that involves sending your User Content to, or accessing your User Content hosted on, such a third-party service, you are instructing and authorizing SpaceXSI to send your User Content out of the Service.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Agentic Actions occur through 'certain features of the Service'.
- Sending content to a third-party service follows your selection of a feature that involves it.
Not stated here
- Which features take Agentic Actions, and whether you approve each action before it is taken, are not stated.
- The third-party services' policies are not supplied.