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Grok According to one, moving to mobile devices. The Wall Street Journal Report. xAI CEO Elon Musk is planning to launch a standalone app for his Grok. Chatbot to compete with Open AIOf Chat GPT And other AI chatbots like Google Gemini, and Anthropic’s Claude.
Like the web version of Grok, the mobile app will likely use the Grok-2 model. The latest iteration of the Grok line of models, the Grok-2, offers similar conversational capabilities to ChatGPT and other AI chatbots but is enhanced with real-time information from X.
Grok is also not universally available from the web, and requires an X Premium or Premium+ subscription to interact with the AI chatbot. Going mobile can change that limitation, opening up at least one limited free-tier version of Grok in one app.
xAI certainly has the capital to push both building an app and making it more available. The company has seen a huge influx of investment that has established it as the rare OpenAI competitor with a real opportunity to carve out users. Setting up a standalone application for Grok shows that xAI has ambitions in that direction. With its app, xAI can offer Grok to people who may not be interested in X as a social media platform but are still interested in what an AI chatbot can do for them. .
Grok and go
ChatGPT will undoubtedly face the strongest competitor in the mobile app market, Grok, but it is hardly the only one. Gemini, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and many others, are increasingly launching and upgrading mobile apps with whatever features and capabilities the companies believe will entice more people to download the app.
xAI also has to figure out how much Grok would have appealed to X in its context. Still using Grok? And wouldn’t people who see value in X just use Grok over the X app?
Details of the app, such as whether it will include Flux AI image generatorNot obvious, though if it’s not in the initial rollout it would be an obvious feature to add. Regardless, Relaxed approach Copyright and trademark clarity in Grok can also be an issue as it opens up more opportunities for people to get in trouble for creating images. Mario If Nintendo’s copyright infringement hunter tracer He goes after them For a breach, as happened to X.
