Grok 4

August 11, 2012 - Musk announced this morning that Grok 4 is now free for all users. Free users will be able to complete a small number of queries per day, but exceeding that limit will require a subscription. According to the official xAI X-account, Grok will route complex queries to Grok 4 simply by using "automatic" mode, or switch to "expert" mode if you prefer to "take control. If you prefer to be in control, you can switch to "Expert" mode. For a limited time, xAI will offer "generous" usage credits. As 1AI previously reported, Musk has claimed that Grok 4 is the world's most powerful AI...

July 10 - In a live event held today, Elon Musk announced the launch of Grok 4, claiming to be the world's strongest AI model that performs at a PhD level when it comes to handling academic problems. The entire event lasted 53 minutes, and Musk demonstrated the Grok 4 model's multimodal capabilities, faster reasoning, and many other new features. From the official score data, the Grok 4 model has very bright results, in terms of real-time speed, reasoning ability and advanced vision, will be the same as OpenAI, A...

On July 9, Musk announced that xAI will be releasing its newest model, the Grok 4 series, on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Pacific Time (July 10 at 10 a.m. GMT). According to previous reports, the Grok 4 series will feature Grok 4 and a programmable version, Grok-4 Code. The new version of the model will support multimodal inputs (text+image), 130k token contexts, structured outputs, mathematical reasoning, and function calls, among other features. Among other things, Grok 4 Code will be deeply integrated in ...

On June 27, Elon Musk officially announced today that he will release Grok 4 after July 4. Musk revealed that Grok 4 will be built with a specialized programming model, while the rest of the information is not yet available. 1AI notes that Musk has repeatedly previewed Grok 3.5 and said he was considering naming it Grok 4, which is now confirmed. Musk had said at the end of April that Grok 3.5 (Grok 4) is the first artificial that can accurately answer questions about rocket engines or electrochemical technology...