Introducing Grok AI: A Worthy Challenger to ChatGPT
In a surprising turn of events, the AI world now boasts a new contender. Grok AI, developed by xAI, emerged on November 4th, 2023, after only two months of rigorous training. This development has ignited a fresh wave of curiosity among tech enthusiasts and industry experts alike.
Interestingly, the rivalry between Grok AI and ChatGPT isn’t the only intriguing aspect. It turns out that xAI’s CEO, Elon Musk, and OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, share a history as former colleagues and current board members at OpenAI, dating back to 2015.
Now, the burning question is: How does Grok AI measure up against ChatGPT, and which of these cutting-edge AIs holds the title of the superior intelligence?
Elon Musk’s brainchild, Grok AI, is poised to revolutionize the realm of AI chatbots. It aims to inject a dose of humor and personality into an environment that has become increasingly sanitized and regulated. As per the xAI website, Grok is crafted to respond with a touch of wit and boasts a rebellious streak, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate a touch of humor.
xAI has done a lot of research to compare their large language model, Grok-1, with other AI chatbots based on neural networks. Even though Grok-1 only trained for two months, it still scored the fourth highest in four different independent tests. This makes it better than the free version of ChatGPT, which uses the GPT-3.5 model.
Also, Grok AI makes their chatbot more exclusive by having a waiting list for early users. People who want to try it have to sign up and wait for approval. ChatGPT, on the other hand, has been open to everyone without a waiting list for a long time.
ChatGPT, on the other hand, offers three distinct user tiers:
- Free
- ChatGPT Plus
- ChatGPT Enterprise
ChatGPT’s free version is always available for free. People who pay for the premium levels can use the strong GPT-4 LLM and many more features that Grok AI doesn’t have yet, like GPT-4V (a version that can see), Bing access to the Internet, DALL·E 3 to make images, plugins from other developers, and Code Interpreter to analyze data.
Grok AI and ChatGPT both let people use AI chatbots online, but Grok AI is still new and testing, so it’s hard for anyone to beat it. Elon Musk has X (the old Twitter), which has a lot of big data. But he also has to compete with big companies like Google, which has the biggest search engine in the world, and Meta, which runs four of the most popular social media and messaging platforms in the world.