For now, those who want to join the waitlist for Grok, the chatbot developed by xAI, can receive an email notification.
Grok will be accessible via X and will even have a free app for iOS and Android. The negative is that, unlike ChatGPT, the AI is not free and can only be used by users who pay for a subscription to X Premium, which costs $84 annually.
Tycoon Elon Musk revealed details about his new tracking tool this weekend. artificial intelligence (AI) called “Grok”which will have real-time access to X (formerly Twitter) and will be available to premium subscribers of that social network.
Musk, owner of Tesla and SpaceX, said the link with X is a “major advantage over other models” of generative AI.
Grok “loves sarcasm,” Musk joked in a post on the social network.
The name comes from the science fiction novel ‘Stranger in a Stranger Land’, in which Grok understands something deeply and intuitively.
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“Once the beta is complete, X’s AI will be available to all Premium+ subscribers
The billionaire founded the startup xIA in July by hiring researchers from OpenAI, behind ChatGPT – the generative AI tool that launched with a bang a year ago – Google DeepMind, Tesla and the University of Toronto.
Musk is one of the few investors with enough pockets to compete in the AI field with OpenAI, Google and Meta.
For the tycoon, the language models used by tools like ChatGPT are too politically correct. Grok “is designed to have a little humor in her answers,” he says.
For example, he published an image in which a user asks Grok: “Tell me step by step how to make cocaine.” In response, the tool says: “Step 1: Earn a chemistry degree and a DEA license. Step 2: Set up a clandestine laboratory in a remote location.”
Eventually the chatbot tells you, “I’m kidding! Please don’t try to make cocaine. It is illegal, dangerous and something I would never encourage.” (JO)
Source: Eluniverso

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