Grok

Grok is the latest artificial intelligence assistant launched by xAI company under Musk, a chatbot similar to ChatGPT. The key difference is that Grok can access 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) data in real-time, providing users with the latest and unique information.
Grok’s features and features
Answer any questions, solve user questions, and generate creative text formats such as poetry, code, scripts, and emails
Unique personality, compared to other chatbots, Grok’s response is more “humorous”
Docking with the 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) platform allows for real-time access to the latest status of the social platform
Act as a powerful research assistant, helping users quickly access relevant information, process data, and propose new ideas
Common questions about Grok
What is the meaning of the word Grok?
The word “Grok” originates from Robert Heinlein’s science fiction novel “Strangers”, meaning to deeply and intuitively understand something. In technology and geek culture, “Grok” is often used to describe an intuitive understanding or empathy for a topic or system.
What big model is Grok based on?
The dialogue ability of Grok is based on the four month self-developed model called Grok-1 by the xAI team. The initial version of Grok-1 can handle context lengths of 8192 tokens.
Does Grok support multimodality?
At present, Grok can only process text and cannot recognize other modalities such as vision and hearing. In the later stage, xAI will equip Grok with different modalities to achieve a wider range of applications, including real-time interaction and assistance.
How to use Grok?
Grok is currently an early beta version, and xAI is inviting a limited number of users in the United States to test the Grok AI prototype. Musk stated that it will be offered as part of 𝕏 Premium+membership. In the coming months, Grok will also introduce new features and features, and there is still a wait for them to become available for use.