Famous billionaire and head of the xAI technology company Elon Musk announced the launch of the updated Grok 3 chat bot.
Musk described this new artificial intelligence as "the smartest AI on Earth." Its presentation will take place on February 18 at 05:00 Tashkent time (20:00 Pacific time on February 17).
The updated Grok 3 system has an unprecedented level of efficiency in data analysis and response that no previous development has achieved. Musk stated that Grok 3 outperformed its competitors in tests.
Previously, only X Premium subscribers could use the Grok chat bot. Grok 3, however, is free for everyone. Access can be gained through the grok.com website or mobile app. The main difference of the chat bot is its nearly limitless question-and-answer capability.
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