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Grok Now Available as Standalone App in the US

Grok, the AI chatbot built into the X (Twitter) social network, is now available as a standalone app in the United States. X owner Elon Musk rolled out Grok in 2023 after developing it under his xAI company, and it has been described as a chatbot that's more casual and "funny" than other chatbots like ChatGPT.

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The Grok app description says that Grok is "designed to be maximally truthful, useful, and curious."

xAI has been beta testing Grok as a standalone iOS app in Australia since December, and the app is now expanding to additional countries. Grok will also be available as a web app.

The Grok app features Grok 2, the latest version of the Grok chatbot. App capabilities include image generation and up-to-date information for queries using current X and web data, with xAI suggesting that it is useful for creating images, improving writing, and studying. Grok can be downloaded from the App Store for iPhone and iPad. [Direct Link]

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20 months ago

Mmhmmm…. To call AI truthful is a stretch, especially one from Musk. 😂

Still, I love to see competition. 👏
Personally I'd like to see less competition if it means Musk is involved.
With people like him that like to let's say speculate on/buy government employees in multiple countries I'm in the mind that I wouldn't give him my money in anyway unless there was a significant detriment to doing so.
That means I'd choose more expensive car, slow/expensive internet as opposed to Starlink etc, etc......
There comes a time when you have to say, 'My principles are important enough that I will ignore the increased cost and inconvenience.
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Dawn of Individual Merit Avatar
20 months ago
Feel free to give the billionaire demagogue more of your money.
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Spooner83 Avatar
20 months ago
Yawn 🥱 Can this be the year that people stop praising Billionaire narcissists? Please!!
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20 months ago
Elon will personally be reviewing your chat transcripts
Score: 21 Votes (Like | Disagree)
20 months ago
Thank god there is plenty of competition in this space. No need to feed the troll even more money.
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Kermit262 Avatar
20 months ago
We have (and love) our Tesla, but that’s enough for me regarding anything Elon is involved with.
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