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Social Media platform X has added a new image generator called “Aurora” to its Grok assistant. This new generator produces more photorealistic images compared to its predecessor. According to ...

She was shortlisted for the Guardian… X briefly launched "Aurora," a photorealistic image generator integrated into Grok, but removed it a day later, hinting at a premature release. Aurora ...

In another example highlighted by TechCrunch, an X user showed off AI-generated images of Ray Romano and Adam Sandler in the X post below — both realistic, but with some very obvious weirdness ...

X, the Elon Musk-owned social network previously known as Twitter, has added a new image generator to its Grok assistant. However, after going live for a few hours on Saturday, the product seemed ...

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X’s in-house chatbot Grok has debuted a photorealistic image generator known as Aurora. The tool, first spotted by TechCrunch, functions much like the standard version of Grok’s image ...

For a few hours on Saturday, some users of Elon Musk's X reported having access to Aurora, a new, more photorealistic image generator powered by Musk's artificial intelligence model, Grok.

Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, has once again ventured into AI innovation with the launch of Aurora, an image generator integrated into its Grok AI assistant. The feature, which debuted ...

Update, December 9, 2024, 5:45PM ET: X today formally announced its Aurora image generator. "Grok's new capabilities are now available on the X platform in select countries and will roll out to ...

Is this a bold leap forward or a recipe for misuse? As with many of X's recent moves, the answer might depend on who's asking — and who's generating. The new image generator is still unavailable to ...

A new image generator called Aurora briefly opened for testing for some Grok users, and the tool’s results shared on X appeared far more realistic than X’s previous image generators.