Grok 4 from Musk now available to everyone in Neiron!
Elon Musk just a couple of days ago unveiled the latest AI — Grok 4 Fast, and it is already available for free in @NeironBot, with the reasoning version in the premium subscription. Let's figure out what this model is and why there's so much buzz around it.
▫️ Musk's ambitions: He claims the neural network has knowledge at the level of a doctorate in any field. He even hopes that “next year Grok may discover new physics,” and expects Grok 5 to achieve AGI (superintelligence).
▫️ Ratings: Independent tests from Artificial Analysis show that Grok 4 indeed outperforms competitors in key benchmarks.
And what about the “lack of censorship”? 🤔 This is Grok's main feature. Unlike other AIs, it does not shy away from “sensitive” or controversial topics.
Try Grok. Go to @NeironBot and switch your current AI model using the /model command.
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