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Elon Musk: Grok 3.0 Will Be Most Powerful AI in World Sooner Than You Think

During his recent interview with Dr. Jordan B. Peterson at Gigafactory Texas on Monday, tech mogul and innovator Elon Musk discussed a wide range of topics. One of them was Grok AI, built by his xAI start-up, and what surprises it may show to the world as early as the end of 2024. In particular, Elon Musk stated that Grok 2.0 will already be on par with its rival, ChatGPT-4, and hinted that the next iteration of his AI chatbot may beat OpenAI’s product completely.

Grok 3.0 is currently being trained in the data center located in Memphis, Tennessee, where xAI joined forces with the teams of the X platform and Nvidia – they are supporting the “Memphis Supercluster training cluster,” according to Musk’s tweet published on Monday. A total of 100,000 liquid-cooled H100s are used for training Grok 3.0. Musk added that this is “a significant advantage in training the world’s most powerful AI by every metric.” Musk tweeted yesterday and then confirmed during the above-mentioned interview that Grok 3.0 will hopefully be released in December - and it will likely be “the most powerful AI in the world by every metric.” Therefore, Musk hinted that it will surpass the latest iteration of ChatGPT.

Musk raises $6 billion for Grok

Approximately months ago, xAI raised a whopping $6 billion in funding from major investors, among which were Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital and Saudi Arabian Prince Al Waleed bin Talal. .

Currently, Musk’s xAI is looking to expand its team and is hiring new skilled and talented stuff to work on Grok 3.0 and the versions of it that will follow. Grok was released last year and was rolled out on the X app for Premium users.

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Elon Musk says the next-generation Grok 3 model will require 100,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs to train

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and founder of xAI, made some bold predictions about the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and discussed the challenges facing the AI industry. He predicts that AGI could surpass human intelligence as soon as next year or by 2026, but that it will take an extreme number of processors to train, which in turn requires huge amounts of electricity, reports Reuters.

Musk's venture, xAI, is currently training the second version of its Grok large language mode and expects to complete its next training phase by May. The training of Grok's version 2 model required as many as 20,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs, and Musk anticipates that future iterations will demand even greater resources, with the Grok 3 model needing around 100,000 Nvidia H100 chips to train.

The advancement of AI technology, according to Musk, is currently hampered by two main factors: supply shortages on advanced processors — like Nvidia's H100, as it's not easy to get 100,000 of them quickly — and the availability of electricity.

Nvidia's H100 GPU consumes around 700W when fully utilized, and thus 100,000 GPUs for AI and HPC workloads could consume a whopping 70 megawatts of power. Since these GPUs need servers and cooling to operate, it's safe to say that a datacenter with 100,000 Nvidia H100 processors will consume around 100 megawatts of power. That's comparable to the power consumption of a small city.

Elon Musk's xAI to spend $10bn on Oracle AI cloud servers - Hardware needed to train future versions of Grok chatbot

Elon Musk’s AI venture xAI is reportedly set to spend $10 billion on Oracle cloud servers. The two companies are in talks over a multi-year agreement that would make xAI one of Oracle’s biggest customers, according to a report in The Information, which cites a source familiar with the discussions.

Musk needs more compute power to help xAI compete with rival AI labs such as OpenAI and Anthropic, which have struck multi-billion dollar investment deals with Microsoft and Amazon respectively to gain access to the cloud computing infrastructure needed to train and run large language models. Microsoft and OpenAI are said to be considering spending up to $100 billion on a 5GW AI data center known as Stargate.

xAI is reportedly finalizing a $6 billion funding round, and The Information says Musk told potential and existing investors on a recent call that most of this cash will be spent on renting infrastructure. The company released its first service, a chatbot known as Grok, last year, making it available for paid users of social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. Grok 2.0 is currently in development, Musk said last month it is being trained using 20,000 of Nvidia’s H100 GPUs. He expects Grok 3.0 will require 100,000 GPUs.
Musk and Oracle founder Larry Ellison have a long-term friendship, with Ellison have previously served as a director at another Musk company, Tesla.

Ellison revealed in December that xAI is already a major Oracle customer. “We got enough Nvidia GPUs for Elon Musk's company xAI to bring up the first version, the first available version of their large language model called Grok,” he said. “They got that up and running. But, boy, did they want a lot more. Boy, did they want a lot more GPUs than we gave them.”
The Information says xAI currently rents 15,000 H100s from Oracle. Neither company responded to requests for comment when contacted by the publication.

AI infrastructure is proving a lucrative income stream for Oracle, and Ellison said in March that the company has more data centers in the development, including what he described as the “world’s largest” facility, to help meet demand.

Following reports of the potential deal with xAI, Oracle's shares jumped by 5.3 percent.

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Grok AI Delivers Near-Instantaneous Responses, Outpacing Common Models

Elon Musk's Grok AI can now respond at "Flash-Like" speed, reportedly replying to approximately 1256.54 tokens per second while introducing new features such as support for other AI models.

Grok AI's response time is practically immediate, which GPU processors from firms such as Nvidia cannot achieve. The pace has increased from Grok's previous record of 800 tokens per second in April. Grok's site engine defaults to Meta's open-source Llama3-8b-8192 LLM, but it also supports the bigger Llama3-70b, certain Gemma (Google), and Mistral models, and more will be added shortly.

Users may now voice their questions to the Grok engine by pressing a microphone icon instead of typing them in. Grok employs the Whisper Large V3, OpenAI's most recent open-source automated speech recognition and translation model, to convert user voices into text. That text is then used as the prompt for the LLM.

The experience is critical because it demonstrates how quick and adaptive an LLM chatbot can be to programmers and non-programmers. Jonathan Ross, Grok's CEO, believes that their appeal will increase once customers see how easy it is to operate LLMs on Grok's fast engine. Grok has received attention because it claims to be able to do AI tasks considerably quicker and more economically than competitors. It attributes this to its language processing unit (LPU), which is far more efficient than GPUs at similar tasks, in part because the LPU functions linearly.

While GPUs are vital for model training when AI applications are implemented - "inference" refers to the model's activities - they demand more efficiency and lower latency.

Like other inference providers, Grok provides developers with a console from which to construct their programs. Grok allows developers who build apps on OpenAI to migrate their apps to Grok in seconds with a few easy actions.

Artificial Intelligence Smarter than the Smartest Human will Emerge.

Musk stressed that while the compute GPU supply has been a significant obstacle so far, the supply of electricity will become increasingly critical in the next year or two. This dual constraint underscores the challenges of scaling AI technologies to meet growing computational demands.

Despite the challenges, advancements in compute and memory architectures will enable the training of increasingly massive large language models (LLMs) in the coming years. Nvidia revealed its Blackwell B200 at GTC 2024, a GPU architecture and platform that's designed to scale to LLMs with trillions of parameters. This will play a critical role in development of AGI. In fact, Musk believes than an artificial intelligence smarter than the smartest human will emerge in the next year or two. "If you define AGI as smarter than the smartest human, I think it is probably next year, within two years," Musk said in an interview on X Spaces. That means it's apparently time to go watch Terminator again, and hope that our future AGI overlords will be nicer than Skynet.

Grok 3 release date window, potential price, and latest updates

Everything you need to know about the next version of the chatbot

Elon Musk entered the world of AI with a powerful AI assistant called Grok. We currently have Grok 2, which offers major improvements over the first one and is currently in its beta stage. However, since the beta went live, users have been curious about what the next version will bring, and many are eager to know Grok 3’s release date.

While not much is known about Grok 3 at the moment, Elon Musk claimed during a podcast with Jordan B. Peterson that it will be the “most powerful AI in the world” when it is released. They are currently training the model at the Memphis Data Center and are working day and night to make sure it is unique and better than every other chatbot out there.

Given how fast the company is working on Grok 2, with the developers reportedly making it 2x faster in only a few days, all eyes are now set on Grok 3 and what it will feature. In the following article, we’ll discuss the Grok 3 release date, pricing, and all the latest updates that you should know about.

Grok 3 release date window

According to Elon Musk, Grok 3 is scheduled to arrive at the end of this year. He did not share an exact release date and only mentioned that they’re training it on 100K H100s, and it will arrive after that.

However, during his podcast with Jordan B. Peterson, Elon Musk confirmed that they’re training Grok 3 at the Memphis Data Center but are also actively working on improving Grok 2. So, if there are any problems with the current model, given that it’s in its beta stage, we can expect Grok 3 to be delayed by a few months.
But for now, you can expect the next version of the AI assistant to arrive sometime in December this year.

Grok 3 expected price

At the moment, the Grok chatbot is available for only Premium and Premium+ X users. The Premium subscription costs $8 per month, while Premium+ costs $16. Given that Grok 3 will be much more advanced than Grok 2, it’s worth wondering whether the company may increase the price of its subscription service.

However, it is important to remember that when Grok 2 was launched, the company did not increase the price and kept it the same as before. So, X Premium and Premium+ members can expect to enjoy Grok 3 without any additional cost.

Is Grok 3 going to be cheaper than ChaptGPT?

The pro version of ChatGPT costs $20 per month. On the other hand, Grok 2 is currently available for X Premium and Premium+ users, which cost $8 and $16 per month, respectively. If xAI follows the same pricing plan for Grok 3, it will be cheaper than ChatGPT Pro. We also have the ChatGPT 5 release date to look forward to, in case that makes any alterations.

Grok 3 features – what can we expect?

The model is being trained at xAI’s state-of-the-art supercomputing center in Memphis, Tennessee. Previously, in an interview with Nicolai Tangen, head of Norway’s sovereign fund, Elon Musk claimed that they used 20,000 H100 GPUs to train Grok 2. Now, for those who don’t know, these GPUs are not only expensive, with each costing between $30,000 and $40,000, but they are also incredibly powerful and capable of handling massive amounts of data and complex tasks simultaneously. However, the company is using 100,000 H100 GPUs to train Grok 3, which is 80,000 more than Grok 2.

Now that xAI is using a massive budget and many more resources, we can expect Grok 3 to be significantly faster than Grok 2. In fact, the current version may seem weak in front of it. What will this mean? Well, for starters, the upcoming model should be able to generate results much faster, understand vast amounts of information quickly, and process real-time data, which should help it provide up-to-date information. Grok 3 should also be able to understand and generate human-like text with top-notch accuracy and without any errors.

If Grok 3 indeed turns out to be the most powerful AI in the world, as Elon Musk claims, then its release could increase the use of AI across different industries, such as healthcare, finance, customer service, content creation, tech development, and much more.

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Musk Confirms Grok 3 by End of the Year

In April xAI launched Grok 1.5 with improved reasoning capabilities and the ability to handle larger text inputs thanks to an expanded context length. XAI’s Grok line of models are more rebellious and satirical than those built by OpenAI, designed to generate responses with fewer filters. Following the release of 1.5, Musk and the xAI team have been working on Grok 2, relying on cloud services from Oracle and several of X’s data centers as the startup doesn’t have its own dedicated training infrastructure.

Oracle founder and CTO Larry Ellison said in the company’s Q2 earnings call that xAI “want(s) a lot more GPUs than we gave them.” “We gave them quite a few, but they wanted more, and we're in the process of getting them more,” Ellison said. To expand xAI’s training efforts, Musk has brought in Nvidia, Dell and Supermicro to build xAI a “gigafactory of compute” to build what he hopes will be the largest supercomputer in the world.

Grok 2’s launch will be followed by Grok 3 which Musk said would drop around the end of the year. Musk said xAI has been training Grok 3, a model on par with “or beyond” GPT-5, the as-yet unreleased OpenAI touted to be the next great leap in language models. Grok 3 requires a huge cluster of 100,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs, with Musk saying the model will be “really something special.” Musk said in a recent X Spaces conversation that as xAI scales with Grok 3’s massive size, it’s running into issues with access to data. He said his team is looking at adding synthetic data or data from videos to Grok 3’s training corpus. 1 The first version of Grok launched in November 2023 shortly after Musk founded xAI to compete with OpenAI. The startup has since raised $6 billion and is valued at $24 billion.

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