A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) has ignited a political debate after the AI chatbot Grok, developed by xAI, stated it would hypothetically vote for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. In its response to a user’s question, Grok emphasized Modi's achievements in infrastructure, the Digital India initiative, and the growth of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), noting that India has become the fifth-largest economy in the world since Modi took office in 2014. The chatbot contrasted this with Gandhi's focus on welfare critiques, suggesting that measurable outcomes in jobs and technology were more significant. The phrase “data over dynasties” has gained traction online, leading to discussions about the implications of AI in political contexts. While some view Grok's response as a validation of governance based on measurable development, others express concerns regarding potential biases in AI-generated content. Grok is designed to engage in real-time conversations on X, dynamically generating responses based on current data, which raises questions about the reliability and neutrality of AI in public discourse.