Midjourney, an early leader in the AI text-to-image generation field, has recently faced challenges from new competitors like xAI, Grok2, and Ideogram2. In response to competitive pressure, Midjourney announced that its official website is now open to all users, providing a daily allowance of 25 free AI image generation services. This initiative aims to expand its user base and attract new users. The new website supports registration using Google and Discord accounts, making the sign-up process simple and convenient. Users can access it through the top of the website.

Elon Musk's AI assistant, Grok, has just launched an image generation feature that allows users to create explicit images of figures like Trump, sparking controversy. This feature was developed by Black Forest Labs, a company that recently secured $31 million in investment, including from Andreessen Horowitz. The FLUX.1 AI model, developed by Black Forest Labs, outperforms both Midjourney and OpenAI products in quality. However, this freedom of creation...

On August 11, Elon Musk announced on the X platform that the beta version of Grok2, a new large language model developed by his AI company xAI, is set to be released soon. Musk had predicted in March that Grok2 would surpass current AI models on various performance metrics.

On July 9th, Musk announced that his artificial intelligence company xAI is building a supercomputer with 100,000 NVIDIA H100 GPUs, expected to be delivered and begin training by the end of this month. This move marks the termination of xAI's negotiations with Oracle to expand the existing agreement and rent more NVIDIA chips. Musk emphasized that this will become "the most powerful training cluster globally with a significant lead." He said that the core competitive edge of xAI lies in speed, "