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Social network X is expanding access to its AI chatbot Grok, previously available only to premium users. The platform is currently testing a free version of Grok in select regions, including New Zealand. Users can now access limited features, such as a set number of queries and image analysis capabilities.
This move aims to attract a larger user base and gather feedback to enhance Grok's performance. The chatbot, developed by xAI, has recently gained new functionalities, including image understanding. By making Grok accessible to free users, xAI seeks to compete more effectively with established models like ChatGPT and Claude.
• X is testing a free version of its AI chatbot Grok.
• Grok's features are now available to free users in New Zealand.
An AI chatbot like Grok interacts with users through natural language processing.
Image analysis allows Grok to interpret and respond to visual content.
A user feedback cycle helps improve AI models by incorporating user interactions and suggestions.
X is a social network that is integrating AI features to enhance user engagement.
xAI develops AI technologies, including Grok, to compete in the chatbot market.
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