Now you can record to have Musk’s artificial intelligence

Written by Jason Miller

Elon Musk unleashes his artificial intelligence: how to use Grok and what the risks are

The Grok App is containing all the artificial intelligence developed by XAI, the company dedicated to artificial intelligence led by Elon Musk. The app will be available for Android and iOS from February 28 but from now it is already possible to register.

Grok at the moment is not Making a lot of talk about himself. The artificial intelligence launched by Elon Musk directly on the platform x For now he has made people discuss only because his system to generate images It is particularly filtered. It is not possible Ask violent or pornographic images But faces of well -known characters in prompt can be inserted, starting from politicians.

To use Grok Ai there are two roads. The first is to have an account X and access the Grok option directly on the platform. It is easily found among the Highlights controls. The second instead is to use a dedicated app. Today, February 7, recordings have been opened to access the app that will be released both on Android and on iOS next February 28th.

How Grok works works

Reading the Grok characteristics ai It seems to be in front of one of the chatbot that we have seen in recent months. It will be possible to start a dialogue with artificial intelligence, ask to create images and also ask for corrections from their texts. Everything is insured, more informally.

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Grok Ai can be found on X but it is not developed directly from X. to plan it is XAIthe society with which Elon Musk is trying to fit into the market ofArtificial intelligenceAnd. Difficult struggle, especially after the launch of the Stargate project from‘Administration of Donald Trump.

What Grok has different are two things. The first is that able to Look for updated information Taking information also from X. The second is that the IA ensures that he has a tone much more similar to a human conversation: it is engaging and has a good humor.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.