Elon Musk's AI venture, xAI, has taken another leap forward with the rollout ofGrok Vision, a real-time camera-based analysis tool for its Grok chatbot. 

Available for free on Android and iOS, the new feature allows users to point their phone cameras at objects, texts, or environments and receive instant explanations or answers. 

Whether it's a business card, a street sign, or a symbol, Grok can interpret and respond to visual input on the spot. 

The update aligns Grok with visual capabilities already offered by competitors like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google Gemini.

In addition to visual analysis, xAI has introduced multilingual audio responses and real-time voice search. 

Users can now ask Grok questions aloud and receive spoken responses, as well as interact with the chatbot in more languages, including Hindi, Spanish, and Japanese. 

These features are part of the SuperGrok subscription plan, priced at$30 per month, and it remains unclear whether they will eventually be made available to free users.

xAI is also focusing on making Grok more intuitive and personalised. A newly addedmemory functionallows the chatbot to remember previous user interactions, tailoring responses based on personal history and preferences. 

This development enhances Grok's ability to deliver context-aware replies and could significantly shift how users experience conversational AI.

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