Musk shares screenshot of Grok ordering LEGO, information trolled by netizens
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Musk posted on X a screenshot of the Grok agent buying a Lego Star Wars set on his behalf, and the screenshot leaked the 10-digit order number, payment amount, shipping and billing addresses, the last four digits of the credit card, and the email used for the order. X user Enderman used this information to cancel the order through Lego's official customer service chatbot, while another user used the same information to change the quantity to 400 sets, change the shipping address, and re-enable delivery, still using Musk's payment method. Musk later replied that the order had not been canceled, and Lego declined to comment. The article also mentioned that Visa had warned about fraud risks in agentic commerce.
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Musk posted on X a screenshot of the Grok agent purchasing a LEGO Star Wars set, but leaked the 10-digit order number, payment amount, shipping and delivery addresses, last four digits of the credit card, and the email used for the order. X user Enderman used this information to cancel the order at the LEGO official website's customer service chatbot, while another user used the same information to re-enable shipping, changed the quantity to 400 sets, and changed the delivery address, still using Musk's payment method. Musk later replied that the order was not canceled, and LEGO declined to comment. The article also mentioned that Visa had warned about fraud risks in agentic commerce, and stated that transactions initiated by malicious bots increased by 25% in the second half of 2025, with the figure rising to 40% in the United States.
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