Musk announced that GROK artificial intelligence robot test version was launched!

On November 4th, Elon Musk announced the launch of the beta version of the intelligent robot, Grok, on the x.ai website.

According to the X.ai official website, Grok is an artificial intelligence designed to mimic "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" and is capable of answering almost any question. What's even more challenging is that it can suggest what questions to ask!

1. Grok is designed to provide answers with a touch of humor and a rebellious streak, so if you dislike humor, please refrain from using it.

2. One of Grok's unique and fundamental advantages is its real-time understanding of the world through the X platform. It will also answer sharp questions that most other artificial intelligence systems might refuse.

3. Grok is still a very early beta product, the best we could do in two months of training. So, expect it to improve rapidly with your assistance every week.

Why build Grok? The XAI team states:

"At XAI, we aim to create artificial intelligence tools to help humans seek understanding and knowledge.

By creating and improving Grok, our goals are:

1. Collect feedback and ensure we are building artificial intelligence tools that can benefit all of humanity to the maximum extent. We believe that it is essential to design AI tools that are useful for people with various backgrounds and political viewpoints. We also aim to provide AI tools to users while complying with the law. Our goal with Grok is to openly explore and demonstrate this approach.

2. Empower research and innovation: We hope Grok becomes a powerful research assistant for anyone, helping them quickly access relevant information, process data, and generate new ideas.

3. Our ultimate goal is to have our AI tools assist in the pursuit of understanding."

For those who own the old domain name Grok.com, this is a good opportunity. Meanwhile, domain names related to Grok have sparked a new registration trend! For example, the domain name Grok.bot is listed for sale at $45,000. The domain names Grok.ai and Grok.io are also for sale, and Grok.co is in the market as well.

Grok is a new term that means to understand someone with empathy; it was coined by science fiction writer Robert Heinlein in 1960. Elon Musk's choice of this keyword indicates that his AI robot will focus on actively listening to questions from its paying users. Naturally, the launch of Grok has triggered a wave of domain registrations using the "Grok" keyword.

Thousands of Grok domain names are being registered in hopes of catching this new trend. Personally, I believe that Robot.ai is a more fitting domain for artificial intelligence. What do you think?