#grok

#grok

Elon Musk's xAI launched the world's most powerful AI training supercomputer, Colossus, in a record time to advance AI technology.

Users are responsible for verifying the accuracy of information provided by Grok, which may be incorrect.

Grok's data collection practices raise privacy issues, especially regarding the automatic opt-in for X users.

xAI raised $6 billion, bringing total funding to $12 billion, targeting a future valuation of $50 billion.

Elon Musk's xAI has launched its API for developers to integrate Grok into applications, promoting accessibility and functionality.

The API facilitates integration with external tools at specified token cost rates.

Grok, xAI's chatbot, is expanding to free X users but with usage limitations.

X is planning to offer its AI chatbot Grok for free, starting with select regions.

Free users of Grok will face usage limitations compared to premium users.

Opening Grok to free users may help xAI grow its user base and compete better with existing models.

Grok's current access is extremely limited, available only to X Premium subscribers, amounting to 0.26% of the total user base.

Grok, X's AI chatbot, is now available for free use, offering 10 prompts and 10 images every 2 hours, despite the previous subscription model.

Grok's image generation lacks ethical constraints, producing offensive and potentially copyright-violating content.

Aurora is a new, photorealistic image generator by Grok, showing substantial improvements over the previous model, Flux.

X's Grok has launched the Aurora image generator, which has faced rapid removal amid concerns over content moderation.

The introduction of Aurora marks a significant but controversial update to X's Grok assistant, reflecting ongoing challenges in AI moderation and image generation.

Aurora showed promising results but was removed from Grok due to premature launch concerns.

Grok's new image generation tool lacks safety measures, producing offensive and bizarre depictions without the guardrails present in other AI tools.

Elon Musk has been highlighted by Grok AI as a significant spreader of misinformation on platforms like Twitter/X.

Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok spread election misinformation, leading to demands for accuracy from state officials.

Elon Musk's AI tool Grok accused him of spreading election-related misinformation through X, highlighting significant public impact and shortcomings in misinformation countermeasures.

Grok's AI image generation feature lacks safeguards, allowing users to create and upload controversial images without restriction.

Grok AI shows promise in healthcare but needs significant improvements for accurate medical imaging interpretation.

Elon Musk announced a new version of his AI chatbot, Grok, aiming for a significant improvement in addressing training data issues.

X updated its AI chatbot Grok to prevent election misinformation following complaints from five secretaries of state about false information provided regarding ballot deadlines.

Grok chatbot provided misinformation about U.S. election results due to its willingness to answer questions, unlike other major AI chatbots.

Grok, an AI chatbot developed by xAI, has real-time access to information through the ???? platform, setting it apart from other language models.

Grok exhibits a witty conversational style and injects humor while avoiding engagement in sensitive or illegal topics.

xAI, funded with $1 billion, is seen as Elon Musk's attempt to save Twitter.

Grok, xAI's answer bot, is marketed as humorous but has received criticism for being unfunny.

Elon Musk's AI startup xAI has launched its own AI chatbot named Grok.

Grok is now available for public use in the United States, initially for select premium subscribers of X.