Investors and businesses interested in the potential of Grok and its AI features are now distracted by growing fallout from an embarrassing data leak.

The billionaire has sought to promote his AI chatbot Grok by emphasizing how it can generate animated images of scantily clad women

Elon Musk is no stranger to bold claims, and now he has added another, saying his next AI system could bring tech closer to its holy grail. The

Elon Musk’s GROK 5 strategy, featuring Colossus 2 and Grok models, aiming to redefine AI and unlock Artificial General Intelligence.

Elon Musk’s xAI launches “Macrohard,” a tongue-in-cheek yet real AI software venture aiming to simulate Microsoft-like firms entirely with artificial intelligence.

Elon Musk's xAI faced scrutiny. It published Grok chatbot transcripts. Over 370,000 conversations were exposed. Users were unaware of public indexing. Sensitive data, including passwords and medical queries,

Elon Musk has been accusing OpenAI and Apple of engaging in some sort of corporate conspiracy to inhibit smaller AI companies (you know, like his own) from flourishing. Now, his company, xAI, is suing both firms, accusing them of having used “anticompetitive” practices to quash their competitors (again, you know, Musk).

Elon Musk has released parts of the Grok AI model under an open-source license, a move aimed at boosting developer adoption and user interest while narrowing the gap with rivals such as OpenAI and Google.