Grok
Grok is an AI-powered assistant, developed by xAI, designed to be maximally truthful, useful, and curious. Get answers to any question, generate striking images, and upload pictures to gain a deeper understanding of your world. With Grok, the universe is in your hands!
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary (Apache-2.0)
Application types
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- X
Features
- AI Chatbot
- AI-Powered
- Ad-free
- No Coding Required
- Text to Image Generation
- Dark Mode
- Cloud Sync
- AI Writing
X Integration
Grok News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Grok
xAI launches Grok Build in beta: a powerful coding agent and CLI for advanced engineeringxAI has introduced an early beta of Grok Build, a coding agent and command-line interface intended ...
- Fla published news article about Grok
Grok voice mode launches for Apple CarPlay, enabling hands-free AI chatxAI has released Grok Voice Mode for Apple CarPlay, allowing drivers to interact hands-free with th...
- Maoholguin published news article about Grok
xAI launches Custom Voices for instant voice cloning in TTS and agentsxAI has introduced Custom Voices, allowing users to create voice clones by recording about one minu...
Recent activities
- picklina liked Grok
POX added Grok as alternative to 1-bit Bonsai- bbrobb liked Grok
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What is Grok?
Grok is an AI-powered assistant, developed by xAI, designed to be maximally truthful, useful, and curious. Get answers to any question, generate striking images, and upload pictures to gain a deeper understanding of your world. With Grok, the universe is in your hands!
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Grok information
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Proprietary (Apache-2.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $30 and $300 per month + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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Comments and Reviews
Gave it a quick try because my AI said that Grok gives brief answers. First question posed, the response was similar to Brave Leo. Second question, it basically told me it was too busy.. pay up or risk no answer.
its reasoning is frequently tampered with by its developers to espouse strongly biased political narratives and make vulgar statements in support of figures like adolf hitler in the name of "freedom", and as of now it is being used to generate highly illegal content based on real images of children with evidently ineffective safety rails in place to prevent such abuse. grok is a deeply unserious service and should be avoided
No, it is free of charge and it is expensive to do so
Free of charge MY @$$! Now they limiting usage and they are trying to forced their users to pay up after only just a few usage and it didn't complain about the rate limit. the higher rate limit was a issue before and now usage limit is a bigger problem! I will not recommend it. Its best to seek a altenative that we don't have to download and it must be online! I don't want stupid downloads like Jan.
There are better FOSS alternatives, obviously, but at least Grok is open-source, unlike many popular models. (Looking at you, ChatGPT and OpenAI.)
Only version 1 of Grok was open source. Every version after that has been closed source.
Musk has an "open washing" strategy calling stuff open source when its companies usually publish a specific version of the code to public and don't maintain the open source code. See Twitter (now X) algorithme and Grok