Elon Musk Admits AI Isn’t Good Enough For “Extremely High-Performance Software” & Says Grok 4.9 Should Match Fable Class Models
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SpaceXAI and Tesla head Elon Musk believes that AI is not good enough for the most advanced computer programming tasks. Musk shared his thoughts in a tweet in response to his earlier remarks about his firm's Grok AI relying on reinforcement learning after finishing its pretraining. The latest Grok iteration, Grok 4.8, relies on 2.5 trillion parameters, which marks a significant bump over the previous Grok models. Elon Musk Says SpaceXAI's C/C++ Training Stack Is Written By Humans Since AI Is Not Good Enough September has been a good month for SpaceXAI after the firm released its Grok 4.6 model [...]
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