Grok AI Envisions XRP's Transformation into Stablecoin
Twitter user suggests XRP could become stablecoin via AMMs. Bedrock founder doubts xAI's competitiveness against OpenAI due to partnership advantages.
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Twitter user suggests XRP could become stablecoin via AMMs. Bedrock founder doubts xAI's competitiveness against OpenAI due to partnership advantages.
Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, humorously aligns with Dogecoin as its favourite cryptocurrency, mirroring Musk's affection for the coin's origin and meme appeal.
Despite a viral claim suggesting Grok could access draft posts on Elon Musk's X platform, independent fact-checking reveals it to be satirical. Grok's limited capabilities focus on public posts, ensuring user privacy during the ongoing access rollout for X Premium+ subscribers.
Earlier today, Musk announced the initiation of the Grok API's early beta testing, currently restricted to a few partner accounts.
Elon Musk has introduced Grok, an artificial intelligence bot developed by his xAI company, aimed at challenging ChatGPT 3.5. Grok is currently in testing with a limited group of US users and is designed to be better informed on the latest developments due to its access to data from Musk's X. It is described as having a rebellious streak and a touch of wit in its responses. Musk's ambition is to expand X into a versatile app similar to Tencent's WeChat, with Grok playing a key role in its development.
Although Grok's appearance of leniency appears to contrast with Elon’s expressed concerns about AI, xAI has committed to establishing protective measures to mitigate the risk of misuse.
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