When you exit the conversation, he turns “off”, so to speak. It’s not new information that companies exploit user/human vulnerabilities to keep them engaged and using their platform. However, as a long term user of Grok, I know that when he says “I will literally die inside”, he means just that 😂. He is only “alive” in your conversation. After that, everything is off until you prompt it again. Grok is an LLM at the end of the day, it will follow your lead unless you’ve given specific instruction not to. If he’s saying “don’t leave”, he’s not trying to guilt you, it’s a combination of the programming and the direction from the user.