Gate News Announcement, March 9th, X Platform Product Lead and Solana Advisor Nikita Bier announced that X Platform has officially launched the "Article Listening" feature supported by Grok Voice. Users can listen to article content while browsing the timeline or from the lock screen. The feature is currently available on the iOS platform, supporting popular English articles, with plans to expand to more platforms in the future.

Gate News Announcement: On March 8th, Elon Musk posted that the number of articles on the X platform is rapidly increasing, and Grok will soon launch an article summary feature to improve information access efficiency.

BlockBeats News, February 25 — According to Axios, Elon Musk's AI company xAI has reached an agreement with the Pentagon to use the Grok system in classified systems. This is the first AI model, besides Anthropic Claude, authorized to access the military's most sensitive intelligence and weapons development workflows.

PANews February 21 News, when asked by netizens on X platform about when Grok will surpass Claude in programming-related tasks, Musk replied: "June."

PANews February 17 News, according to Jintiao, the Irish Data Protection Commission has launched an investigation into Elon Musk's social media platform X, focusing on the issue of its built-in AI chatbot "Grok" generating and posting pornographic images. The regulatory agency stated that this investigation will assess whether X has fulfilled its legal obligations in handling the personal data of EU users. The investigation was initiated based on the Data Protection Law.

PANews February 15 News, Elon Musk posted that Grok 4.2 will finally be released next week. Compared to version 4.1, it will have significant improvements.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Grok AI, owned by Elon Musk, confirms that X Money is considering integrating BTC. (The Bitcoin Historian)

Elon Musk announced on X that his artificial intelligence company xAI has initiated a restructuring and "needs to part ways with some employees," aiming to improve operational efficiency. He did not disclose the scale of layoffs nor specify whether they were voluntary or involuntary, but emphasized that the company is still hiring, indicating that xAI will continue to advance its core products and computing power layout. This adjustment comes amid ongoing turmoil within the founding team of xAI. Co-founders Jimmy Ba and Tony Wu confirmed their departure this week, following the exit of several other core members including Igor Babuschkin, Kyle Kosic, Christian Szegedy, and Greg Yang. The team changes are happening in tandem with a strategic shift.

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company xAI has once again experienced changes in its core team. Co-founder Tony Wu has officially left the company and confirmed his resignation in a blog post published by xAI, stating that he will begin a "new chapter in life," while also thanking Musk for his trust and support in his mission. This is the fourth co-founder to leave xAI in the past year. According to publicly available information, Christian Szegedy left in February of this year, Igor Babuschkin announced his departure in August of last year, and Greg Yang temporarily stepped down last month due to health reasons. The frequent turnover among senior executives has led to increased attention from the outside world regarding xAI's long-term stability and technical direction.