Grok Joins Tesla’s Full Self-Driving: What It Really Means
xAI's Grok model is now directly involved in Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) calculations, evolving from a voice assistant into a core part of the driving brain. Learn how this unexpected integration is reshaping autonomous driving and what it could mean for future AI-vehicle collaboration.
Grok Now Powers Tesla’s Autonomous Driving Development
xAI’s AI model Grok has evolved from a voice assistant into a core component of Tesla’s self-driving system. This shift, first reported by Tesla-watcher Whole Mars Catalog, signals a deeper integration between xAI and Tesla that goes far beyond in-car chat.
Grok Snubbed by U.S. Government, Clouds SpaceX’s AI Growth Story
A new report reveals that Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok has failed to gain traction in the U.S. federal government, the world’s largest potential buyer. With near-zero adoption among agencies, the setback threatens SpaceX’s ambitious AI revenue narrative ahead of its IPO.
Grok Flops with U.S. Government, Crushing SpaceX's AI Growth Narrative
A new Reuters exclusive reveals that Grok, the chatbot from SpaceX-backed AI startup xAI, has failed to win over its biggest potential client—the U.S. government. Through interviews with 7 federal employees and 3 contract experts, plus an analysis of government AI inventory files, Reuters found Grok has almost no adoption among federal agencies. Meanwhile, its app downloads plummeted from over 20 million in January to roughly 8.3 million in April, and paid conversion rates hover at just 0.17% compared to ChatGPT's 6%+. This setback directly undermines SpaceX's AI growth narrative ahead of its massive upcoming IPO.
Grok Faces Cold Shoulder from U.S. Government, SpaceX AI Ambitions Hit a Roadblock
A Reuters investigation reveals that xAI's chatbot Grok has seen minimal adoption in Washington federal agencies, threatening the AI growth narrative SpaceX plans to pitch in its upcoming record-breaking IPO. With only 2 active users per 1,000 in enterprise settings, the cold reception from the world’s largest IT buyer could dampen investor confidence in both xAI's valuation and SpaceX’s broader appeal.
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