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Elon Musk Unveils Grok AI 1.5 with Advanced Image Skills – Crypto News

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April 13, 2024

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Elon Musk has unveiled the new version of his artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok 1.5. This updated version highlights advanced image processing capabilities. Musk unpacked the information in a “Grok-1.5 Vision Preview” on X, outlining the system’s potential to work with visual data. The enhancement is aimed at documents, drawings, graphs, snapshots, and images.

The key feature of the Grok 1.5 release is the RealWorldQA module. It is crafted to improve the chatbot’s understanding of real-life pictures. The module is capable of handling 700 images, each with a question and a verifiable answer. The dataset is shared as open source under the license of CC BY-ND 4.0, inviting researchers to explore and use it.

Versatile Grok 1.5 Excels in Complex Tasks

During the demonstration, Grok 1.5 revealed its capacity for transforming complex visual information into useful data. For example, it turned a block scheme into Python code and created a bedtime story from a child’s drawing. The chatbot also made a CSV data set out of a simple screenshot and added more context to a meme, showing its versatility.

Grok 1.5 provides support for reading and summarizing posts from X, helping users create their content. This will give Grok a place as a helpful tool for both casual and professional users. The chatbot is said to outperform its competitors even in tasks such as math, text understanding, and real-world interpretation, outperforming OpenAI’s GPT, Google’s Gemini Pro 1.5, and Anthropic’s Claude 3.

X Defends Free Speech Rights in Brazil

X has been in the news recently for its lawsuits in Brazil. The company blamed the Brazilian government for delaying the hearing of several appeals. These appeals are connected to lawsuits that accuse Musk’s company of interfering with government activities. X has maintained the stance of freedom of speech, opposing government actions that block user accounts without clear justification.

Thus far, X Brazil has lodged 42 appeals, some of which have been pending for over a year without a response. This case highlights the conflict between the company’s promotion of creative freedom and the Brazilian bureaucratic system. X remains persistent in resolving the case, emphasizing the necessity of hearing its appeals without delay.