Public Relations Web Desk: Elon Musk has taken this step just days after the billionaire made his large language model (LLM) Grok-1 available in open source. Until now, the AI chatbot was only bundled with the most expensive subscription plan, Premium+, but now it is being added to the premium tier as well. The basic tier still won’t be able to access the Grok AI.
Musk announced this through a post, although he did not give the exact date when it will be launched, but it is believed that it will be made available before April. Currently, the chatbot is available in 48 countries including India, and Grok is likely to expand to premium tiers in all regions.
In India, Premium+ subscription starts at Rs 1,300 per month or Rs. 13,600 per annum. In contrast, the premium tier costs Rs. 650 per month or Rs. 6,800 per annum. Additional benefits in the Premium+ tier currently include access to Grok, no ads shown (vs. fewer ads in Premium than Basic), the largest reply boost in all tiers, and the ability to write and publish articles directly on X Is.
‘X is becoming a video-first platform,’ says CEO Linda Yaccarino.
With this update, premium users will also be able to use Grok. The chatbot was developed by Musk’s AI firm xAI and launched in early access for X’s Premium+ users in the US in December 2023. The chatbot is currently available in 48 countries. It was built on the AI firm’s original large language model (LLM) Grok-1. Like most chatbots, it can answer questions, create content, and interact with the user. The company says the Foundation model was not pre-trained on any data taken from X.
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2024-03-28 18:53:28