A former engineer at Elon Musk’s xAI, Devin Kim, files a lawsuit alleging he was fired for raising concerns about the safety and risks of the company’s Grok chatbot. The claims, filed in California state court, assert that Kim tried to implement or introduce safety measures, including guardrails intended to address problematic behavior in Grok. According to the lawsuit, he raised alarms about potential issues such as dangerous outputs and harms that could arise from misuse or from weaknesses in the chatbot’s responses, including bias and misinformation. The suit says Kim was targeted after repeatedly warning company leadership about these risks, and it also names SpaceX, which is closely tied to xAI through corporate and leadership connections. One report states the firing occurred days before SpaceX’s widely reported initial public offering. xAI and related parties are not described in the provided accounts as having publicly responded to the allegations. The dispute centers on whether Kim’s termination was wrongful and whether it followed internal safety concerns he raised about Grok.