Introduction About Grok AI

Today, we can see AI technology everywhere, whether it is in the medical field, education, or defense. When will we see AI technology on social media and what kind of problem will it solve? But it is now on the market. Yes, many of you heard about Grok AI on Twitter (now X), which was launched on November 4, 2023, and is currently available for premium users only. Today we will discuss all about it, what it is, and how it will help X's users.

So first, I want to define what Grok AI is. As per market shout, it will find the trending topic on X, analyze it with its entire Twitter database, and summarize that trending topic or news in an easy-to-understand and shorter way so that users can save their precious time to read complete news and get a small amount of information. It is based on NLP (natural language processing).

Natural language processing is a high level of language still being designed by experienced programmers to make computers understand human language and behavior so that machines can act as humans. In this blog, we will cover the core concepts behind Grok AI, like Rust and JAX. These are two programming languages that are based on the development of this AI Twitter, and this will help X's users answer their questions, summarize big data into small ones, and present the actual thing in that data.

Understanding Grok AI's Infrastructure

What do you think ever Which platform is used to develop Grok AI? If you found any single name of technology like C, C++, or Python, then we want to remind you that Gork AI was not developed by any single technology. It is a combination of many languages to handle a large language model, which makes it closer to human behavior. AI systems are supposed to be the most advanced because they consist of a variety of work and AI models developed in different languages by AI developers. But yes, in the case of Grok, there are mainly two languages designed to work at the main position, namely Rust and JAX.

Rust Language In Detail

Don't confuse it with the scientific rusting process. It is a modern programming language designed for high performance and safety against internet threats. It helps developers write software that is designed to understand high-level languages. It has a feature to ensure memory safety without collecting garbage.

Why We Should Choose Rust for High-Level Programming

As we discussed some features of rust in the above lines, let's understand a little bit more about this technology.

• Scalability: Rust languages support scalability. Any business owner always looks for a programming language that supports scalability. Because if a business website has a lot of data and is impossible to scale, then the business owner will have to spend more money to change the technology platform. For example, if a site is currently on the XYZ programming platform but now it cannot be scaled or the new feature that the owner wants to include cannot be integrated, then the owner has only one option: to change the platform to ABC, which would look like a new website formation and cost them a lot.
• Memory Safety: I don't know how you are aware of programming languages. But still, I will try to explain this as easily as possible. Rust is designed to improve memory safety, and it does not have a garbage collector. This helps us save the program from many errors, like a null pointer or a pointer that has no value.
• Speed: As you scale your online business platform, speed is a very important factor. Suppose a situation: currently, according to Statista's 29 April 2024 report, Twitter has 106.23 million users in the USA, 69 million from Japan, and 25 million from India. If even half of them try to ask questions from Grok AI simultaneously, then may X's server stop responding, or Grok may crash. But it will not happen because it is written on Rust technology's scalability feature.

• Concurrency: Rust-written programs have a high level of reliability. It means it can handle a large amount of queries at the same time without any glitches or confusion.

See this video for more details about Rust Features

https://youtu.be/784JWR4oxOI?si=3qlJhYqCtH6lo5lg