Gork AI: Elon Musk believes “Groking will become like Googling”،
Over the weekend, Elon Musk’s xAI unveiled its highly anticipated AI model, Grok, with an ambitious goal in mind: to make “grokking” a verb similar to “googling.” Musk’s latest venture into the world of artificial intelligence has generated significant buzz in the tech community.
After Musk announced on X (formerly Twitter) that Grok was officially released, users quickly began comparing it to established AI platforms such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Alphabet Inc.’s Google Bard, and Bing. AI from Microsoft Corporation.
One user dubbed ChatGPT “Woke” and Grok “Based,” highlighting the distinct personalities of these AI models. While ChatGPT has been called “polite and boring”, Grok has received praise for being “sarcastic and funny”. Notably, the user humorously pointed out that ChatGPT’s name sounded “stupid,” while xAI’s Grok was hailed as “a verb.” Musk himself expressed his vision for Grok, saying: “Groking will become like Google. »
The choice of the name “Grok” attracted attention due to its phonetic similarity to “Google”. Musk himself has endorsed this idea, suggesting that Grok is what users would want from an AI platform.
What sets Grok apart from its competitors is its unique ability to leverage real-time data from the X platform, enabling it to provide immediate insights and responses. This sets Grok apart from other AI models that rely on static datasets.
Musk and xAI have already reported that Grok’s early performance matches Meta Platforms’ LLaMA 2 and holds up to Anthropic’s Claude model in academic testing.
Looking ahead, Musk revealed his plans to make Grok available to all X Premium Plus subscribers once it leaves the first beta phase. The move positions Grok as an important feature within X’s new premium subscription tier, highlighting its importance in the evolving landscape of AI interactions.
As Grok continues to gain traction and recognition in the AI field, it appears poised to redefine how people engage and interact with artificial intelligence, while striving to making “grokking” as common as “googling” in the digital lexicon.
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