In an exciting update from the World Government Summit in Dubai, Elon Musk announced that the highly anticipated Grok 3 AI model is nearing its full release.

Trained on the massive Colossus Supercluster, which boasts 100,000 GPUs, Grok 3 is expected to hit the market in just a few weeks.

Musk confidently stated that this new AI outperforms all existing models, including the notable DeepSeek AI.

During a video call to summit delegates, Musk shared, ‘Grok 3 has very powerful reasoning capabilities, so in the tests that we’ve done thus far, Grok is outperforming anything that’s been released, that we’re aware of, so that’s a good sign.’

This remark underscores the potential of Grok 3 to lead the AI sector upon its release. The anticipation is high to see if Musk’s significant investment in the Colossus Supercluster, and his efforts to secure necessary GPUs after a dinner with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, will indeed pay off.

In a related development, Musk has also proposed a bold $100-billion acquisition of OpenAI, which is currently transitioning from a non-profit to a for-profit entity.

This offer comes amidst a legal tussle where Musk previously attempted to block this very transition, highlighting a complex relationship between the billionaire and the AI community.

Furthermore, Musk’s own AI venture, xAI, has successfully raised an additional $6 billion, doubling its funding to a total of $50 billion.

This financial boost is aimed at further developing the Colossus Supercluster and maintaining xAI’s competitive edge in the evolving AI landscape.

This flurry of AI-related activities by Musk also ties into his role with the Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency (DOGE), where he contributes to initiatives aimed at enhancing government operations and reducing federal expenditures.

This involvement was highlighted alongside VP JD Vance’s comments at the Paris AI Action Summit about America’s commitment to leading in powerful AI technology development.