Recently, the social network 'X' (formerly Twitter) quietly introduced a new image generator called Aurora within its Grok assistant. Although this generator was pulled shortly after its release, it has now made a comeback and officially announced its plan to launch for all users this week. Aurora, developed by Elon Musk's AI company xAI, has excelled in generating high-quality images after training on billions of internet samples.

The social platform X, owned by Elon Musk, recently added a new image generator named Aurora to its AI assistant Grok. However, this feature disappeared from the interface of some users just a few hours after its launch, raising public interest. Similar to X's first image generator Flux, launched in October, Aurora has almost no generation limits and can be accessed through the Grok tab on both the mobile app and website. It is capable of generating images featuring public figures and copyrighted content.

Ampere Inc. has announced a significant update to its product roadmap with the launch of its flagship processor, Aurora, designed for AI acceleration and high bandwidth memory integration, aiming to greatly enhance cloud-native AI computing performance. Aurora features 512 Ampere cores, offering more than three times the performance of existing processors, specifically engineered for AI training and inference workloads, demonstrating Ampere's ambitions in the AI computing space. Aurora utilizes scalable AmpereOn technology.