Dubbed ''Grok 3,'' Musk's new AI model scored higher on tests in math, science and coding than OpenAI's GPT-4o, Google's Gemini, Anthropic's Claude and DeepSeek's V3 models, according to a chart released by the startup during a live-streamed launch event late Monday.
Musk said Grok 3 would be ''an order of magnitude more capable'' than its previous version ''in a very short period of time.'' Grok 3 used 10 times of the computing power than Grok 2 during its development.
''Grok-3 across the board is in a league of its own,'' Musk added.
The chatbot, which was previously described by Musk as ''scary smart,'' is available to premium subscribers on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Musk's startup also revealed a new tool called ''Deep Search,'' an AI search engine powered by Grok that explains the reasoning behind its responses to user queries.