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Elon Musk just announced that Grock's
next release is so powerful that he's
calling it Grock 4 instead of 3.5. He
claimed that Grock's new version will be
the smartest AI by a significant margin.
Everyone is curious to know what's
coming. Our curiosity led us to dig
through the most reliable sources to
find out what's ahead. We discovered
that the anticipated features include
multimodal capabilities, advanced
reasoning systems, voice vision
integration, and much more, which we'll
break down in detail. Welcome back to
Bitbias.ai,
where we separate AI hype from reality.
If you're tired of waiting for Grock's
latest update while getting bombarded
with conflicting rumors, this video is
specifically for you. I've been digging
through insider leaks and official
announcements to bring you only the
information that has real evidence
behind them. What I found suggests Gro 4
might actually change how we think about
AI. We'll cover what Elon has been
saying about the new model release and
timeline, as well as the upcoming
features that are being reported for Gro
4. Let's dive into what's really coming
so you know exactly what to expect.
Elon's comments about Gro 4. If you want
to know how serious XAI is about
competing with GPT4 and Claude, just
look at what Elon Musk himself has been
posting over the past few weeks. He's
been teasing, renaming, and finally
confirming the next Grock release, one
tweet at a time. Let me walk you through
the complete timeline of what we know
straight from Elon himself. It all
started on June 15th when Elon posted
something that seemed like just another
workout photo. But look closer at the
caption, "Training Grock 3.5 while
pumping iron X AI." This wasn't just a
fitness flex. Elon was telling us that
model training was still actively
happening in midJune. The model wasn't
finalized yet, but it was very much in
development and he was personally
involved in the process. Then 5 days
later on June 20th, Elon dropped a
bombshell statement that got everyone's
attention. am increasingly confident
that Grock 3.5 will be the smartest AI
by a significant margin. Notice he was
still calling it Grock 3.5 at this
point, but the message was crystal
clear. He genuinely believes XAI's model
will surpass GPT4, Gemini, and Claude.
That's an incredibly bold claim that
immediately raised expectations across
the entire AI community. But the real
game changer came on June 22nd when Elon
revealed something massive about the
user experience. Deep search and think
will activate automatically as needed in
Grock 3.5. This is huge because it means
you won't have to manually turn on
advanced reasoning or web search
anymore. Grock will intelligently decide
when to go deeper, when to research, and
when to think harder about your
question. It's essentially becoming a
truly autonomous AI assistant. Then
something interesting happened on June
24th. Elon casually tweeted, "Actually,
we should call it Grock 4 as it's a
major upgrade over 3.5." Just like that,
we witnessed the official rebrand in
real time. This wasn't just a marketing
decision. Elon was signaling that the
improvements were so significant, they
deserved an entirely new version number.
We were looking at a foundational shift,
not just another incremental update. And
finally, on June 27th, Elon gave us what
we'd all been waiting for, working on
Gro 4 should release after July 4th
weekend. This was the first official
confirmation of both the new name and an
actual timeline. The training phase is
essentially complete and we're looking
at a launch window of July 5th through
7th. So, what does this entire timeline
tell us? First, Grock evolved from
version 3.5 to 4 in just 10 days because
Elon believes the improvements are that
revolutionary. Second, he's clearly
hands-on with this project, personally
timing updates and confidently
positioning Grock to compete directly
with the biggest names in AI. Third,
with deep search and think automatically
activating, this won't just be another
chatbot that answers questions. It'll be
an AI that reasons and researches
autonomously. And most importantly, Gro
4 isn't some distant coming soon promise
anymore based on Elon's timeline. It's
launching next week. Now, Elon's tweets
give us hints about what's coming, but
they don't tell the whole story. To
understand why he's so confident about
calling this the smartest AI by a
significant margin, we need to look at
what's actually under the hood. Based on
insider reports and development leaks
that have surfaced over the past few
weeks, Gro 4 is shaping up to be a
complete overhaul of how AI assistants
work. Gro 4 expected features. Let's
dive into what Gro 4 is expected to
have. Starting with the reasoning
revolution.
The biggest game changer isn't about
speed or size. It's about how Gro 4
actually thinks. Unlike current AI
models that essentially search through
internet knowledge and piece together
answers, Gro 4 is being designed to
reason from first principles. This means
when you ask a complex technical
question, instead of pulling from
Wikipedia or forums, it deres the answer
step by step internally. Musk confirmed
this directly, saying, "Gro 4 will
provide answers that aren't from
internet sources and can handle highly
technical topics like rocket engines and
electrochemistry with unprecedented
accuracy." What this means for you?
Imagine having an AI that doesn't just
regurgitate existing information, but
actually thinks through problems like a
specialist. For professionals in
technical fields, this could be massive.
Here's where it gets really interesting.
The feature explosion. Gro 4 isn't just
getting smarter, it's getting a complete
feature overhaul that could replace
multiple apps you're currently using.
The most credible leaks point to several
game-changing additions that are already
being tested.
Vision in voice mode is showing up in
the iOS app right now. You'll be able to
point your phone's camera at anything
and ask Grock about it in real time.
Unlike other AI vision tools, this works
while you're talking to Grock normally.
So you could be walking around, point at
a plant, and just say, "What's this?"
without switching modes. Google Drive
integration is being built into the web
version. This means Grock will be able
to read, analyze, and summarize your
personal documents. Need to quickly
understand what's in that 50-page
contract, or want Grock to pull specific
data from your spreadsheets? It'll have
access to everything in your drive if
you give it permission. Built-in image
editing is the big surprise here.
They're adding a full image editing tool
directly into Grock's interface. You can
upload any photo and tell Grock to
modify it using normal language. Make
this more professional. Remove the
background. Change the style to look
like a painting. No more switching
between Grock and Photoshop or other
editing apps. Memory and workspace
improvements are also coming. Grock will
remember your previous conversations and
reference them automatically. Plus,
they're adding workspace sharing so you
can share your AI projects and
conversations with teammates via a link.
The interesting part, all these features
are being developed simultaneously,
which suggests XAI is trying to position
Grock as a complete AI workspace rather
than just another chatbot.
Instead of using five different AI
tools, you just use Grock for
everything.
Now, here's where it gets even more
interesting. We've got two major leaks
that happened after our last video, and
these show Gro 4 is closer than we
thought. Model selector in the app code
sleuths found something huge in the Gro
iOS app, a model selector interface.
This means users will soon be able to
choose between different Grock versions,
like switching from Grock 3 to Gro 4,
depending on what you need. This
suggests XAI is planning tiered model
options, maybe Gro 3 for quick questions
and Grock 4 for complex reasoning tasks.
This leak is significant because it
shows the infrastructure is already
being built for the 3.5 launch. Voice
mode and tasks on web. This is the big
one. XAI quietly enabled experimental
features on the web version that are
clearly prepping for Gro 4.
First, they added voice mode to the web
app. You can now speak to Grock directly
through your browser and get audio
responses back. But here's the kicker.
Some users are already hearing responses
generated by Gro 4 in these voice chats.
Meaning they're AB testing the new model
right now. Second, they leaked a tasks
feature that lets you schedule recurring
queries or research operations. Think of
it like setting up automated research
reports. The interface includes
something called deep search for more
thorough real-time web analysis. This
points to Gro 4 having agent-like
automation capabilities. Instead of just
answering questions, it could actively
research topics and deliver scheduled
reports. This would be a massive shift
from reactive AI to proactive AI
assistance, the infrastructure beast.
The technical specs behind Gro 4 explain
why everyone's so hyped. Credible
sources suggest we're looking at a 400
billion parameter model that's more than
double the size of GPT3 and potentially
rivaling GPT4's scale. Musk is powering
this with his Colossus supercomputer
using hundreds of thousands of GPUs.
This isn't just marketing. It's the
computing muscle needed to make that
first principles reasoning actually
work. The infrastructure investment
suggests Musk isn't playing catch-up
anymore. He's trying to leapfrog the
competition entirely.
Timeline reality check now for the
reality check on timing. The original
May launch got delayed, but here's what
we know. Developers found Gro API
references in the backend code as
recently as late May. The iOS app is
already showing model selector
interfaces like they're preparing for an
imminent switch. Beta testing with
premium subscribers has likely already
started quietly. The public launch
appears to be weeks away. Here's what
you actually need to know about Gro 4.
The confirmed features, first
principles, reasoning, vision
integration, document analysis, and
image editing represent a comprehensive
AI assistant that goes beyond just
chatting. For professionals, the Google
Drive integration and reasoning
capabilities could genuinely change
daily workflows. For creative users, the
built-in image editing removes the need
for multiple tools. Will it crush every
AI model like the fake leaks claimed?
Probably not. But it might be the first
AI that feels like a true digital
assistant rather than just a smart
search engine. The moment Groth 4
launches, we'll be here with hands-on
testing and real world comparisons. No
hype, no speculation, just honest
analysis of whether it delivers on these
promises. Which of these leaked features
are you most excited to try? Let me know
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lives up to the hype or falls flat. Next
week, I'm breaking down why Google's
Gemini 2.5 might already have an answer
to everything Gro 4 is promising.
See you then.