xAI launches Grok Business, priced at $30 per seat/month, for SMBs, and Grok Enterprise, whose price is not listed publicly, for larger organizations
xAI has launched Grok Business and Grok Enterprise, positioning its flagship AI assistant as a secure, team-ready platform for organizational use.
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Discussion
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@doublepulsar.com
Kevin Beaumont
on bluesky
X have most of the world's big businesses with gold ticks at tens of thousands of dollars each a month, eg Microsoft with lots of accounts, MS has integrations with Grok directly in their product etc. — Most of the world's politicians and regulators use the site. There are no …
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@carnage4life
Dare Obasanjo
on bluesky
Paying for an enterprise license of the only major AI chatbot that calls itself “MechaHitler” and generates CSAM is like failing an IQ test.
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@followtheh
Tom Hearden
on bluesky
TL:dr the really good child porn is gonna cost more [embedded post]
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@scottjshapiro
Scott Shapiro
on bluesky
CEO: Let's subscribe to a really powerful AI service—one that's a little... edgy. You know, like uses the R-word. — CIO: Say no more Boss. [embedded post]
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@joeuchill
Joe Uchill
on bluesky
If you launch business licenses for your chatbot the same day most people hear about your chatbot generating CSAM, it makes me wonder what you think you're selling. [embedded post]
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@leokitty
@leokitty
on bluesky
more per seat than airtable huh [embedded post]
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@richburroughs.dev
Rich Burroughs
on bluesky
The Enterprise license isn't cheap but it generates unlimited CSAM. [embedded post]
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@caseynewton
Casey Newton
on bluesky
There's an old saying in business that you should never launch an enterprise product on the same day as your CSAM scandal. But Elon didn't get to where he is playing by the rules [embedded post]
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@paularmstrongtbd
Paul Armstrong
on bluesky
Any business using this needs to seriously check the terms and conditions, look at owner, and then not be surprised when stakeholders question their leadership. [embedded post]
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@jmberger.com
J.M. Berger
on bluesky
Timely reminder that this is a for-profit CSAM operation [embedded post]
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@thecleric
@thecleric
on bluesky
For when you want to create boutique CSAM [embedded post]
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@bmsimp
Brian Simpson
on bluesky
For the business leader that wants the racism and CSAM baked in [embedded post]