The AI community is getting more exciting as Tesla's large-scale model has arrived!
xAI is set to release its first artificial intelligence product, "Grok", which is capable of conducting conversational question-and-answer sessions and can also fetch real-time content from the X (Twitter) platform.
Musk's own AI company, xAI, is launching its large-scale language model, one of its important features being the ability to real-time scrape content from the X (Twitter) platform.
On Friday, Musk tweeted that xAI will release its first AI product, called Grok:
Tomorrow, @xAI will release its first AI product to a select group. It's the best in many important ways.
Once xAI's Grok system is out of the early testing phase, it will be available to all X Premium+ subscribers.
Musk's subsequent comments indicate that Grok is a conversational question-answering model, possibly based on a model similar to ChatGPT and other text generation models.
The Grok system is designed to have a sense of humor in its responses.
Grok has a huge advantage over other models in that it can access information in real-time through the X platform. It's also sarcastic and ironic. I don't know who can guide it in this way.
Details about Grok are still unclear, but Musk mentioned in an interview with the media in April that he would develop his own AI to challenge the large-scale existing models in the market.
I will start with something I call TruthGPT, which is an AI that seeks truth to the maximum extent and tries to understand the essence of the universe. I think this may be the best way to achieve safety because an AI that cares about understanding the universe cannot destroy humanity, as we are an interesting part of the universe.
Subsequently, it was discovered that Musk had founded an AI startup called "xAI," whose employees come from OpenAI, DeepMind, Google Research, Microsoft Research, Tesla, and the University of Toronto.
Musk has repeatedly expressed objections to OpenAI's GPT, stating that its base model has strong biases and "awakening." He has stated that xAI's overall goal is to build a good artificial general intelligence, with the primary goal of understanding the universe. Building artificial intelligence in the safest way possible is to create an AI that is extremely curious and seeks the truth.
In September of this year, Larry Ellison, co-founder of Oracle, revealed that xAI has signed a contract to train its artificial intelligence models on Oracle's cloud platform.