Grok 3 Launch Imminent: Elon Musk’s xAI Training Its Most Powerful AI Model Yet, Rolling Out Soon for Users

Grok 3 launch is imminent after Elon Musk's xAI completes its training. The company's most powerful AI model will be rolled out soon for users.

Grok 3 Launch Imminent: Elon Musk’s xAI Training Its Most Powerful AI Model Yet, Rolling Out Soon for Users
Grok AI Chatbot Logo (Photo Credits: X/@Grok)

Grok 3, Elon Musk-owned xAI's most powerful model, will soon be rolled out for users. Currently, the model is under training, and the AI company is reportedly focusing on introducing innovative new customers and enterprise products. xAI aims to leverage the power of Grok, Colossus and X to bring transformation. Currently, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company has rolled out the Grok chatbot on X and launched the dedicated app in selected countries as a beta ahead of the official rollout. Grok Voice Mode Coming: Elon Musk’s X To Allow Users To Talk to xAI’s Chatbot Soon, Feature in Development Amid Global Rollout of Mobile App.

Grok 3 Under Development, Rolling Out Soon 

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