A former engineer at Elon Musk’s xAI, Devin Kim, files a lawsuit alleging he is fired from xAI and its parent company SpaceX after raising concerns about the safety of the Grok chatbot. According to the complaint, Kim sought to implement safety mechanisms and guardrails for Grok and warned about risks including biased or unfair outputs, misinformation, and potentially dangerous responses. The sources describe Kim’s claim that company leadership targeted him after he repeatedly raised these issues. The suit is filed in California state court and names xAI and SpaceX. Bloomberg, TechCrunch, The Guardian, Decrypt, the Financial Post, and Inc. report that the allegations come just days before SpaceX’s initial public offering, which is described in some coverage as occurring shortly after the firing. The reports consistently characterize the case as a wrongful termination claim tied to Grok safety and content risk concerns. The outlets do not report a response from xAI or SpaceX in the provided material.