Thinking about Grok and how accountability actually works—the real pressure might not come from lawmakers at all. When companies face actual market consequences, when users vote with their wallets and reputation gets hit hard, that's when things shift. Government regulation moves slow. But users switching platforms, bad press going viral, partnerships getting pulled? That hits different. It's the market doing what bureaucracy can't—swift, direct, and without waiting for legislative sessions. The question isn't whether Grok needs oversight. It's whether we're ready to let commercial forces do the heavy lifting instead of always waiting for top-down rules. Sometimes the fastest discipline comes from the bottom up.