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Elon Musk’s social media platform X is home to the Grok AI model, and it just received an update today to help it understand images. Musk showcased Grok explaining a joke in an X post and mentioned that the technology is still in the early stages. Other than that, neither Musk himself or the Grok account elaborated further.
Grok now understands images, even explaining the meaning of a joke.
This is an early version. It will rapidly improve.
https://t.co/gQ5BBISVRc
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2024
Musk owns xAI, the company that powers Grok’s image understanding function. You can see Grok’s six-point explanation of a meme Musk chose for the demonstration here. Thankfully, a premium X subscription is not needed to read Grok’s explanation.
As things stand, Grok’s image understanding abilities are still subpar relative to ChatGPT, as the joke explanation reads somewhat off, but it’s true that Musk’s AI company is working hard to improve Grok’s capabilities. That still hasn’t prevented Grok from providing misleading information about the presidential election. For now, it’s best to approach Musk’s pet AI with a healthy dose of skepticism.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/grok-ca...n-musks-terrible-jokes-144522210.html?src=rss
Grok now understands images, even explaining the meaning of a joke.
This is an early version. It will rapidly improve.
https://t.co/gQ5BBISVRc
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2024
Musk owns xAI, the company that powers Grok’s image understanding function. You can see Grok’s six-point explanation of a meme Musk chose for the demonstration here. Thankfully, a premium X subscription is not needed to read Grok’s explanation.
As things stand, Grok’s image understanding abilities are still subpar relative to ChatGPT, as the joke explanation reads somewhat off, but it’s true that Musk’s AI company is working hard to improve Grok’s capabilities. That still hasn’t prevented Grok from providing misleading information about the presidential election. For now, it’s best to approach Musk’s pet AI with a healthy dose of skepticism.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/grok-ca...n-musks-terrible-jokes-144522210.html?src=rss