DeepSearch, part of Grok 3's capabilities, allows users to ask questions and receive detailed answers, showcasing the model's reasoning process. During a demonstration, DeepSearch used multiple sources to provide comprehensive responses, highlighting its advanced reasoning capabilities. Despite Musk's claims of Grok 3's superior performance, there are no independent tests available yet. Grok 3 faces competition from AI models by OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, all of which are advancing their AI technologies in 2025.
Key takeaways:
- Grok 3 is described as "scary smart" and significantly more powerful than its predecessor, Grok 2, with enhanced reasoning capabilities.
- xAI introduced DeepSearch, a next-generation search engine that showcases Grok 3's reasoning process and references used for answers.
- Grok 3 was trained on 200,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs, doubling the resources used for Grok 2, and boasts 15 times more computing power.
- Grok 3 is initially available to X Premium Plus members, with plans for a subscription service called SuperGrok, offering additional features and access.