Musk’s Grok-1.5 AI chatbot to be available next week

Musk had launched xAI last year looking to compete against OpenAI and Google.

xAI said that the newer models of Grok will be accessible to developers via API in the coming weeks. (Image credit: xAI)

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI’s latest Grok-1.5 chatbot will be available on his social media platform X next week, the billionaire said in a post on X on Friday.

“Grok 2 should exceed current AI on all metrics. In training now,” Musk added.

Grok-1.5, the enhanced version of its chatbot Grok, will be made available to early testers and existing Grok users on X in the coming days, xAI said in a statement on Thursday.

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Earlier this month, Musk said xAI would open-source Grok, days after the billionaire sued Microsoft-backed OpenAI for allegedly abandoning its original mission in favor of a for-profit model.

Looking to compete against OpenAI and Alphabet’s Google, Musk had launched xAI last year.

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