Elon Musk has officially unleashed the new chatbot named Grok from XAI which has been designed to compete with ChatGPT and Google Bard.
Musk’s post has since then had over 21 million views and over 5,000 comments with users expressing their opinions on the move.
Elon Musk's xAI has introduced "Gork" to compete with ChatGPT, offering a new AI challenger in the world of conversational AI. Gork aims to challenge existing models with unique features and capabilities.
Elon Musk's company, X (Formerly Twitter), is now selling unused Twitter account usernames for a fixed price of $50,000, aiming to free up usernames from inactive accounts and make them available to interested buyers.
Elon Musk's announcement of xAI's first AI model release has sparked excitement and curiosity within the tech community as the select group gains access to this new technology.
Elon Musk has been in the news since he took over Twitter now known as X because of his sarcastic posts on social media. Recently, he again took a swipe at Mark Zuckerberg and advised the CEO of Meta to change the name of Facebook. He said he had many ideas for the new website.
Elon Musk has been talking about Meta again, as Mark Zuckerberg is not active on the Threads platfrom, the Tesla owner stated that "one must use their own product".
Elon Musk has revealed plans to turn the X platform into a top dating and job hiring site, emphasising user posts' importance. Musk aims to enhance user discovery, introduce video live-streaming, and create a versatile, all-in-one application for X to compete with leading platforms.
X's Basic and Premium+ plans provide access to the platform's core features, with the Premium+ plan offering extra perks, including the largest reply boost, the ability to undo sent tweets, and access to exclusive features.
Elon Musk wanted X (Formerly Twitter) to be like China's WeChat, an all-in-one app. The platform will also introduce two new premium plans. One with ads will be cheaper than the current $8/month. The other, more expensive, will have no ads, according to Musk.
Even though the platform changed its name, Pebble has copied a lot of the features that X (Formerly Twitter) used to have since it started, like the blue verification checkmark and other things like quoting posts, sending direct messages, and its own personalised feed.
X Corp's (formerly Twitter) significant decrease in user visits, along with a drop in global search interest, raises questions about the platform's future and its efforts to address issues like bots.
Earlier reports indicated that X was planning to divide its premium paid subscription service into three membership tiers in order to generate more income and reach profitability by 2024.
Twitter, now known as X started working in India, after a short outrage. The desktop version of X was not accessible for many users.
Additionally, Bluesky introduces the concept of custom feeds, providing users the ability to select the algorithm shaping their social media experience. This feature grants users greater control over their attention and engagement.
Linda Yaccarino, the CEO of X Corp assured that their platform remains focused on upholding its commitment to lawfully address content-related concerns.
EU Commissioner Breton urged Zuckerberg to ensure the effectiveness of Meta's content moderation systems. He also stressed the importance of collaboration with law enforcement authorities and Europol (European Union Agency for Law), emphasising prompt responses to any requests for assistance.
The Israel conflict and ensuing violence caused a surge in daily active users on the platform, with over 50 million global posts about Hamas' weekend terrorist attack on Israel. In response, X established a cross-company leadership group to handle the crisis effectively.
Elon Musk has been making efforts to encourage wider adoption of X's premium services, possibly as part of a broader strategy to make the platform more financially sustainable.
In India, the Twitter Blue subscription is currently priced at ₹900 per month for both Android and iOS devices. On the web, users can opt for a subscription at ₹650 per month or choose an annual package at ₹6,800. For iOS and Android, the yearly subscription fee is ₹9,400.
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