Technology Musk's xAI introduces the Grok 3 artificial intelligence model, which performs better than competitors in preliminary testing.
Grok 3, the newest artificial intelligence model from Elon Musk's xAI, was unveiled on Tuesday. According to preliminary testing, which included standardized tests in math, science, and coding, it can outperform products from OpenAI and China's DeepSeek. 
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At a Grok 3 demonstration that was streamed on his social media platform X, Musk declared, "We're very excited to present Grok 3, which is, we think, an order of magnitude more capable than Grok 2 in a very short period of time."
Additionally, the team announced the launch of "Deep Search," a new product that would function as a "next generation search engine."
Beginning on Tuesday in the United States, Grok 3 will be made available to premium X subscribers. Additionally, it will be available as a stand-alone subscription forthe web and app versions of the model, according to the xAI team.
Speaking last week at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, Musk described the model as "scary smart" with strong reasoning abilities, saying that in xAI's internal tests, it performed better than any other model currently in use.
Musk claimed at the time that this might be the last instance in which an AI outperformed Grok. He also mentioned that the system was trained on "a lot of synthetic data" and had the ability to learn from its errors in order to become logically consistent.
According to the xAI team, an early version of Grok 3 received higher ratings on Chatbot Arena, a crowdsourced website that compares various AI models in blind tests, than its current rivals.
Near the product's completion,Musk stated that the business will continue to refine the model.
He added that the model's voice assistance would be made available later. "We should emphasize that this is kind of a beta, meaning that you should expect some imperfections at first, but we will improve it rapidly, almost every day," he said.
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fierce rivalry
Musk launched xAI in 2023, joining the generative AI market that includes OpenAI's ChatGPT. Musk has been outspoken about the possible risks of artificial intelligence.
OpenAI's most sophisticated model, the o1, was introduced in September of last year. It had reasoning capabilities and could tackle comparatively challenging math, science, and coding problems.
In 2015, Musk and Sam Altman co-founded OpenAI as a nonprofit.
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Musk and the leadership of OpenAI, however, have been at odds in recent years. Musk recently led a group of investors who offered to pay $97.4 billion to acquire the nonprofit parent company of the AI startup; OpenAI turned down the offer.
In a technical paper published last month, the Chinese start-up DeepSeek shocked the AI industry by claiming that one of its open source models could match OpenAI's o1 model's performance even though it used a less expensive and energy-intensive procedure.
It achieved this despite the United States preventing top AI chipmaker Nvidia from selling its state-of-the-art GPUs, which are used to train AI models, to China.
For AI training, XAI has a "Colossus supercomputer," which it claimed was using a cluster of 100,000 cutting-edge Nvidia GPUs last year. The business disclosed on Tuesday that it had doubled the size of its GPU cluster in order to train Grok 3.
Some tech and AI experts are more dubious about DeepSeek's effects, but many told CNBC that it has heightened competition in AI and demonstrated what can be accomplished with less sophisticated technology.
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At a Grok 3 demonstration that was streamed on his social media platform X, Musk declared, "We're very excited to present Grok 3, which is, we think, an order of magnitude more capable than Grok 2 in a very short period of time."
Additionally, the team announced the launch of "Deep Search," a new product that would function as a "next generation search engine."
Beginning on Tuesday in the United States, Grok 3 will be made available to premium X subscribers. Additionally, it will be available as a stand-alone subscription forthe web and app versions of the model, according to the xAI team.
Speaking last week at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, Musk described the model as "scary smart" with strong reasoning abilities, saying that in xAI's internal tests, it performed better than any other model currently in use.
Musk claimed at the time that this might be the last instance in which an AI outperformed Grok. He also mentioned that the system was trained on "a lot of synthetic data" and had the ability to learn from its errors in order to become logically consistent.
According to the xAI team, an early version of Grok 3 received higher ratings on Chatbot Arena, a crowdsourced website that compares various AI models in blind tests, than its current rivals.
Near the product's completion,Musk stated that the business will continue to refine the model.
He added that the model's voice assistance would be made available later. "We should emphasize that this is kind of a beta, meaning that you should expect some imperfections at first, but we will improve it rapidly, almost every day," he said.
https://www.effectiveratecpm.com/nppkmkykvw?key=dd25e5f7e4350808f34fc9ee67ee70bd
fierce rivalry
Musk launched xAI in 2023, joining the generative AI market that includes OpenAI's ChatGPT. Musk has been outspoken about the possible risks of artificial intelligence.
OpenAI's most sophisticated model, the o1, was introduced in September of last year. It had reasoning capabilities and could tackle comparatively challenging math, science, and coding problems.
In 2015, Musk and Sam Altman co-founded OpenAI as a nonprofit.
https://www.effectiveratecpm.com/nppkmkykvw?key=dd25e5f7e4350808f34fc9ee67ee70bd
Musk and the leadership of OpenAI, however, have been at odds in recent years. Musk recently led a group of investors who offered to pay $97.4 billion to acquire the nonprofit parent company of the AI startup; OpenAI turned down the offer.
In a technical paper published last month, the Chinese start-up DeepSeek shocked the AI industry by claiming that one of its open source models could match OpenAI's o1 model's performance even though it used a less expensive and energy-intensive procedure.
It achieved this despite the United States preventing top AI chipmaker Nvidia from selling its state-of-the-art GPUs, which are used to train AI models, to China.
For AI training, XAI has a "Colossus supercomputer," which it claimed was using a cluster of 100,000 cutting-edge Nvidia GPUs last year. The business disclosed on Tuesday that it had doubled the size of its GPU cluster in order to train Grok 3.
Some tech and AI experts are more dubious about DeepSeek's effects, but many told CNBC that it has heightened competition in AI and demonstrated what can be accomplished with less sophisticated technology.
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