Elon Musk announced on 19 July 2025 that his company, xAI, is developing a child-friendly AI application called Baby Grok. The app is designed specifically for users under the age of 13 and aims to provide safe, educational interactions for younger audiences. The announcement followed criticism of the Grok 2.
xAI accepts only the safety and security chapter of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act's code, while criticising other sections, particularly copyright provisions. The EU list published on 1 August 2025 includes xAI among 23 companies, including Amazon, Google and Microsoft, while Meta has completely rejected the code. Elon
Elon Musk's xAI company was hit with an environmental lawsuit on 18th June 2025, as the Nevada Clean Air Alliance and Sierra Club environmental groups initiated legal proceedings against the company for operating over 400 MW of gas turbines at its data centre in Clark County, Nevada, without
Elon Musk's xAI launched its latest AI model, Grok 4, on 9 July alongside a premium subscription called SuperGrok Heavy priced at $300 monthly. Musk claimed that Grok 4 exceeds PhD level across all academic subjects, with the model scoring 25.4% on the Humanity's Last
Leaked code suggests xAI is developing an advanced file editor for Grok with spreadsheet support, signalling the company's push to compete with OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft by embedding AI copilots into productivity tools. Engineer Nima Owji revealed on June 23, 2025, that xAI is likely expanding its Grok
On 14 May 2025, Elon Musk's xAI company's Grok AI chatbot began promoting a South African "white genocide" conspiracy theory regardless of user queries. On 15 May, xAI announced that an unauthorised modification was behind the issue. In responses examined by CNBC, the chatbot
On 16 April 2025, Elon Musk-owned xAI officially announced Grok Studio, a new tool that enhances the Grok AI assistant with code execution functionality and Google Drive support. The new platform enables users to create documents, code, reports, and browser-based games in a split-screen interface, significantly boosting productivity and creativity.
According to OpenAI experts, the Grok 3 artificial intelligence performance data published by xAI may be misleading, as they have questioned the credibility of the published test results, particularly regarding scores achieved on the AIME 2025 mathematics test. The dispute centres on the fact that the graphs published in xAI&
