Its XAI artificial intelligence Startup Masculine He presented the refreshed model Grok-3, presenting a Chatbot version, with the billionaire declaring that it is the “smartest artificial intelligence on Earth”.

In all reference indicators, such as coding, the Grok-3 surpasses Alphabet’s Google Gemini, Deepseek’s V3 model, Anthropic’s Claude and Openai’s GPT-4O, the company said live on Monday. The Grok-3 has “more than 10 times” the computing power of its predecessor and completed pre-training in early January, Musk said in a presentation with three XAI engineers.

“We are constantly improving the models every day and literally within 24 hours you will see improvements,” Musk said according to Bloomberg.

The company introduced a new smart search engine with the Grok-3, calling Deepsearch. Deepsearch is a chatbot of reasoning that expresses the process of understanding a query and how it plans its answer. Includes research options, ideas storm and data analysis, as the demonstration showed. Musk’s team also said it intends to release a chatbot based on the voice “as soon as possible”.

Grok-3 is available to Premium+ subscribers to x immediately.

Musk’s allegations of his performance, which have not been verified independently, increase the increasing rivalry between his startup and Openai. Musk started XAI in 2023 as an alternative to Chatgpt, which has publicly criticized his plans to be restructured as a speculative business.

The billionaire filed two lawsuits against Openai for allegedly moving away from its founding authorities and offered to buy Openai’s non -profit arm for $ 97.4 billion in an offer last week. Openai CEO Sam Altman described the offer as a tactic to “slow down”. Musk participated in the establishment of Openai, but has criticized the company since he left the Board of Directors in 2018.

Artificial intelligence giants, such as Openai and XAI, have raised rapid capital and valuations have soared. Musk’s XAI is in discussions about pumping about $ 10 billion in a funding round that would valued the company at about $ 75 billion, Bloomberg said last week. The company’s latest assessment was about $ 51 billion, according to Pitchbook data.

In the meantime, Openai is in discussions about pumping $ 40 billion in a round that will launch its valuation to $ 300 billion.