Elon Musk officially confirmed his plan to launch the highly anticipated Grok Computer agent on the X platform on Sunday. This move is interpreted as a key step for Grok, Elon Musk's AI platform, toward system-level interaction and a preview of his previously mentioned "Macrohard" plan.

According to Musk, Grok is no longer just an assistant for answering questions but has become the computer's "decision-making center."

Musk further claims that Grok is safer than ChatGPT, asserting that no suicides have been linked to it, unlike ChatGPT. He emphasizes that Grok maintains a clear record and is designed to follow laws strictly. However, Grok has faced criticism for generating non-consensual images, raising questions about its safety despite Musk's assertions.

Grok has also been criticized in the past for generating non-consensual images, including bikini photos of users. This trend has raised concerns about the misuse of AI-generated content, as many users have exploited the platform to create sexualized images. Critics argue that the lack of restrictions has led to harmful outcomes, prompting calls for better moderation.

The Macrohard project aims to automate tasks for software companies by combining Tesla's Digital Optimus AI and xAI's Grok. It is designed to emulate the functions of entire companies, integrating AI to autonomously handle various computer tasks. This collaboration seeks to disrupt the market with innovative AI tools, leveraging Tesla's AI4 processor and minimizing reliance on expensive data centers.