Elon Musk Unveils New xAI with Real-Time Responses (Grok)

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Toba Owojaiye Reporting 

 

Grok is an AI inspired by the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, built to not only answer a wide range of questions but also offer a touch of humor and a rebellious streak. One of its standout features is its real-time knowledge from the ???? platform, allowing it to tackle spicy questions shunned by most other AI systems. Grok is in its early beta stage and will continually improve with user input.

The xAI team’s mission is to create AI tools that benefit humanity universally, transcending backgrounds and political views. They aim to empower users with AI tools within the boundaries of the law. The ultimate goal is to enhance research and innovation, making Grok a valuable research assistant for anyone seeking quick access to information and innovative ideas.

Grok’s foundation is Grok-1, a powerful language model developed over four months, surpassing its predecessor Grok-0. Significant improvements in reasoning and coding abilities have led to Grok-1’s state-of-the-art capabilities, including strong performance on various machine learning benchmarks.

Elon Musk, the founder of xAI, introduced Grok as a snarky chatbot integrated with the ???? platform, with a keen sense of humor. Grok’s access to real-time information from ???? gives it an edge over other models reliant on older data archives. The chatbot’s humor and willingness to answer unconventional questions set it apart in a competitive market.

Grok’s early release demonstrates xAI’s ability to quickly develop capable models with just two months of training, challenging established players like OpenAI. Users of ???? can now sign up to test Grok, available to subscribers of the “Premium+” service for approximately $16 a month after a testing period.

Elon Musk’s move to boost engagement and sales at ???? aligns with his vision of AI’s increasing capabilities, potentially rendering human work obsolete. xAI, formed earlier this year, is led by a team of engineers with experience at Google DeepMind and Microsoft, racing to catch up with established competitors like OpenAI.

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