xAI
xAI is Elon Musk's AI company, the maker of the Grok models built into X (Twitter) and trained on the Colossus supercomputer. After merging with X, it combines a frontier lab with a social platform's distribution and data. All our xAI and Grok coverage lives on this page.
SpaceX and xAI merger: how Elon Musk is rethinking the X superapp concept
The combination of space technology and AI is reshaping platform X's development strategy. Elon Musk is taking a decisive step toward creati
Britain imposes tough fines and blocks on dangerous AI services
The British government has declared war on illegal content generated by neural networks. AI developers face huge fines and the blocking of a
Humans& rethinks AI: from simple chatbots to coordination models
OpenAI and DeepMind alumni founded Humans& to build AI systems capable of deep interaction and teamwork instead of ordinary dialogues.
Mass Exodus: Why Key Employees Are Leaving OpenAI and xAI
Elon Musk restructures xAI after sudden co-founder departures
xAI lays its cards on the table: from the Colossus supercomputer to interplanetary AI
Financial Storms and Technological Turbulence: Week in Review
ML-Pipeline Optimization: 5 Ways to Save Team Time
In modern machine learning (ML) development, pipeline efficiency plays a critical role. Often, teams spend unjustifiably large amounts of ti
Musk: traditional money will become an obstacle after the combination of AI, robots and energy
Elon Musk has once again surprised the world with his statements, this time concerning the future of the economy and the role of traditional
NVIDIA puts gamers on pause: why AI matters more than your graphics cards
SpaceX and xAI: Elon Musk is building an empire where rockets will learn to think
Musk merges SpaceX and xAI: when a personal conglomerate becomes more powerful than states
Grok from xAI: When the Absence of Filters Becomes a Threat to Children
Singularity in Davos: why Big Tech suddenly spoke in unison
Davos has always been a place where serious people in expensive suits discuss boring things like inflation and oil prices. But this year som
Nvidia and OpenAI: a hundred billion turned out to be just a fairy tale
Sam Altman has long accustomed us to the idea that in the world of artificial intelligence, numbers are measured in trillions, but reality s