SpaceX plans to feed Grok with the company's accumulated engineering knowledge, with Elon Musk telling employees at an all-hands meeting that the AI would inherit their "thoughts and ideas and beliefs" and that they would "effectively be the parents of the AI." Video from the meeting, later shared by SpaceX on X and surfaced Tuesday morning, showed Musk outlining a strategy to combine SpaceX's internal expertise with xAI's large language model push. Musk also said AI-generated revenue at SpaceX is projected to exceed revenue from the company's traditional businesses, including rockets and satellites, by September 2026. The effort could give Grok a highly specialized training base that rivals such as OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini would struggle to match, but it also raises unresolved questions over employee consent, data handling and ITAR (U.S. export controls on defense-related technical data) compliance.