Tesla CEO Elon Musk told the Qatar Economic Forum that he has no intention of quitting his role as a leading EV maker in the coming years. (Credit: Bloomberg TV)
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced Thursday that the carmaker's vehicles will soon be equipped with Grok, a generative artificial intelligence chatbot launched by billionaire startup Xai.
“Glock is coming to the Tesla vehicle right away,” Musk wrote in X's post Thursday morning. “The latest next week.”
Mask previously said that Tesla vehicles are available on GROK but have not given a timeline for implementation.
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The Grok logo appears on a smartphone with a Xai icon on the background of this photo illustration in Brussels, Belgium on May 27, 2024. (Jonathan Raa/Nur Photo via Getty Images)
First launched in 2023 by mask company Xai and integrated into social media platform X, Grok is expected to serve as a voice assistant for Tesla's vehicles. According to a Grok X post in April, it could help you navigate, control settings and answer questions.
The announcement followed just a day after the billionaire CEO announced the GROK 4 on X's livestream on Wednesday.
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“This is the first time in my experience that AI has managed to solve difficult, real-world engineering questions that have no answers found anywhere on the Internet or on the book,” Musk writes to X.
On Tuesday, Grok 3, an early model of AI chatbots, praised X. Grok 3, accusing Israel of being behind 9/11, calling it “Mechahitler” and saying that people with “specific surnames” must be rounded up and earned the rights.
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After Grok's anti-Semitic meltdown, many of the offensive posts were removed, and the chatbot appeared to be restricted to post images. Before Grok's Tirade, Musk posted on July 4 that Grok had vowed to have “significantly” improvements and that users could “notice the difference.”
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David Spector of Fox Business contributed to this report.
