The original story, previously headlined "X adds, then quickly removes, Grok’s new ‘Aurora’ image generator," follows unedited below: On Saturday, a new image generator called Aurora became ...

X, the Elon Musk-owned social network previously known as Twitter, quietly added a new image generator to its Grok assistant this past Saturday. Then, it removed it. Now, it's bringing it back ...

X, the Elon Musk-owned social network previously known as Twitter, has added a new image generator ... Aurora, appears to have few restrictions. Accessible through the Grok tab on X's mobile ...

On Saturday, a new image generator called Aurora became available for some Grok users, many of whom shared the tool’s results on X touting their photorealism. But as of Sunday afternoon ...

Microblogging platform X released, and then pulled back, its new AI image generation tool Aurora on December ... Notably, Grok’s previous image generator has been called out in the past for ...

The app may also end up using the Aurora image model that xAI apparently accidentally released very briefly before removing it. Grok’s launch outside X represents ... based in New York City.

By implementing new ... xAI’s takeover of the platform once known as Twitter is so unmistakable that even its branding has crept into X’s most visible real estate, with “xAI Grok” now ...

Grok is technically free to use but is severely limited to just 10 queries every two hours for users who don’t pony up for a subscription. X offers ... as a premiere image generator, its art ...