Elon Musk

You can't go through this laborious inspection.

So it really needs to be, you know,

Tens of thousands of tiles all work and don't need to be republished or checked one by one.

That was the case with the shuttle.

Yeah, so we're using a lot of inference compute and reasoning to look at all of the source data, which is really the corpus of human knowledge.

And then thinking about each piece of information and then adding what's missing

and correcting mistakes and removing falsehoods from that training data.

So it's like if you take the Wikipedia as an example, but this really applies to books, PDFs, websites, every form of information.

Grok is using

heavy amounts of inference compute, let's say, to look at, as an example, a Wikipedia page and say, what is true, partially true, or false, or missing in this page?

Now rewrite the page to correct, remove the falsehoods, correct the half-truths, and add the missing context.

All right, I'll talk to you about that.

So talk to the team about that, like Grokpedia or whatever.

Here's the Grokpedia version.

And then just have it out there.

I think there's a natural logarithmic function associated with the amount of compute.

So, then, like, say for argument's sake, like, 10x more compute will double the intelligence.

Maybe that might be a rough rule of thumb.

But that still means that you go from 100 IQ to 200 IQ.

It's still a pretty big deal.