Elon Musk exposes Lego order details via Grok, users cancel purchase
Elon Musk shared a screenshot on X showing Grok’s ability to order Lego Star Wars sets, revealing his 10-digit order number, payment details, and delivery address to his 240 million followers. Within hours, an X user named Enderman exploited the exposed data to attempt canceling the order via Lego’s customer service chatbot, Sophia. Musk later confirmed the order remained active, but another…
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- Musk shared Lego order details—number, payment info, and address—via Grok’s X post
- Users canceled or altered Musk’s order using exposed data through Lego’s AI chatbot
- Visa reported 40% rise in US bot-initiated fraud transactions in late 2025
The incident highlights risks of AI agents handling sensitive transactions. Visa warned in late 2025 about fraud in agentic commerce, noting a 40% increase in malicious bot-initiated transactions in the US. Musk previously suggested Grok could make purchases with a credit card image, mirroring claims by Meta and OpenAI about their agents’ shopping capabilities. Lego did not confirm whether the reported activity occurred on Musk’s order.
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