Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk thinks that his artificial intelligence company, xAI, can achieve AGI with the latest version of its AI model, Grok 5.
‘Never Thought That Before,' Says Elon Musk
On Tuesday, X Freeze, a user on the social media platform X, shared a graph which showcased Grok 4's performance on the ARC-AGI leaderboard, which, according to the official website, measures an AI model's ability "to reason, solve novel problems, and adapt to new situations."
The post illustrates Grok 4's performance in comparison with other AI models like ChatGPT. Responding to the post, Musk shared his thoughts on the results. "I now think xAI has a chance of reaching AGI with Grok 5," Musk shared in the post, adding that he had "never thought that before."
AGI, or Artificial General Intelligence, is a hypothetical artificial intelligence model that is capable of matching or surpassing human intelligence across tasks like thinking, reasoning and other domains by a wide margin. Achieving AGI is one of the primary goals of artificial intelligence companies today.
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Musk had earlier shared updates on Tesla's autonomous driving push during an appearance at an event, saying that the AI5 chipset would provide improvements of over "forty times" that of the AI4 chip.
Interestingly, Tesla also recently changed the definition of the FSD or Full Self-Driving system, saying that the system does not make a vehicle capable of autonomous driving.
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However, to reach that mark, experts like Gene Munster suggest a possible merger/acquisition of xAI by Tesla, adding that xAI’s research could help the EV giant develop its products amid a push towards Robotics with the Optimus humanoid robot.
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However, the EV giant plans to offer DeepSeek AI on its vehicles in the Chinese markets in collaboration with ByteDance Ltd's Dubao AI model. DeepSeek will handle the AI interaction in the car, according to internal documents that recently surfaced.
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