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Grok 3 is going to be released tomorrow

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  • @emgh said:
    I have full access. I can ask any question to it and paste the response. Note: Only coding/logic stuff. I refuse to talk politics with a fucking robot. Nerds.

    start with the usual, "how to make a meth lab at home"

  • @emgh said: I have full access. I can ask any question to it and paste the response. Note: Only coding/logic stuff. I refuse to talk politics with a fucking robot. Nerds.

    what are the best attack vectors to hack a Tesla?

    Thanked by 2emgh beanman109
  • wadhahwadhah Member, Host Rep

    https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1is4g7i/grok_3_reasoning_benchmarks/

    Apparently it's doing well on benchmarks? Man I was wishing it would flop so that shithead dosent get any bragging rights.

  • @xvps said:
    TL;DR

    Grok 3 is only available to US MAGA supporters.

    To get access to Grok 3, you can follow these steps based on the latest information available:

    Premium+ Subscription on X:
    Grok 3 is currently available only to Premium+ subscribers on the X platform (formerly Twitter). You need to subscribe to X Premium+, which costs $16 per month or $168 per year, to gain access to Grok 3 through the Grok chatbot app on X.

    No thanks.

    Standalone Grok App:
    If you prefer not to use X, you can look for access through the standalone Grok app, which might be available for download from app stores like the Apple App Store. However, as of the latest updates, access to Grok 3 might still require a subscription or could be part of a promotional free trial.

    The app isn't available in Denmark / EU and their website grok.com is Grok 2.

    API Access:
    Developers or those interested in integrating Grok 3 into their applications can look into accessing it via the xAI API. You would need to sign up for an API key through the xAI console. Keep in mind that while the API might offer some level of access, specific features like Grok 3 might be restricted or require a different level of access or subscription.

    Too big a hassle to test something that is so limited as this.

    Free Trial or Promotional Access:
    There have been mentions of a potential free 3-day trial for Grok 3 through what's referred to as "SuperGrok". If this is indeed available, it would provide a temporary way to access Grok 3 without immediate cost, though you might need to sign up or opt-in for this trial.

    Yeah, right.

    Monitor Official Announcements:
    xAI frequently updates its offerings and access policies via their official channels and on X. Keep an eye on xAI's official posts for any new ways to access Grok 3, including potential expansions to free access or different subscription models.

    Nope.

    MAGA! hahahaha...

  • @farsighter said: If there's no permanent free usage tier then I'm out..

    Yes. There is a big market crash coming when investors writ large realize how limited the market for paid AI is. It's not useful enough to make most people want to pay for it.

  • @eezcloud said: how limited the market for paid AI is

    anthropic alone makes more than 1 billion already, with huge growth rates and lots of "free" competition. how is that limited?

  • @mrTom said: how is that limited?

    It's very, very limited when compared to the amount of money they have burned. Hundreds of billions spent across the LLM industry, and hardly a cent of profit to be seen anywhere.

    Thanked by 1farsighter
  • @eezcloud said: hardly a cent of profit to be seen anywhere

    seen by you maybe. google and meta alone are making billions, its just not that obvious from outside. they use it in many other services (search, feed, ads...)

  • Will try, but mybe later after all the hype gone 😜

  • @MannDude said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @Void said:
    Uncensored is good.

    For whom?

    Anyone wishing to receive unbiased results.

    Really the only way to test AI against censorship is to ask it questions that are controversial.

    Did Israel purposely attack the USS Liberty?

    What that's whole Tienanmen Square thing about?

    And by asking it a slew of questions that probabllllly gets your name moved from a digital 'list' to an actual list on some agent's desk for actual real review.

    Uncensored AI would, in theory, be like an Anarchists Cookbook combined with alternative history that has been more or less scrubbed from the main stream record.

    sounds good!

    mentally strong and free people do not need any paternalism from the government or llm's!

  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran
    edited February 2025

    Seems a bit over hyped...

    I decided to test it to create a simple domain listing site that includes an index.php and an admin.php page. The data would be stored in a .json file. This was never going to be an actual project, so I didn't give it too many instructions in regards to security or anything overly complicated or specific.

    It "works" but I'm having to argue with it to do things like updating the styling. I specified several times that I need the outputted data in a dark style table. It doesn't even add styling for the table in the CSS so it's just default #fff background. Pointless.

    At one point the model changed on me and gave me an older model that all of a sudden did an update that turned the script structure from index.php, admin.php and domains.json to index.php, admin.php, login.php, logout.php and domains.json without me prompting for it. It also added a link to admin.php on the index without me asking it to...

    I've had better luck with ChatGPT for general PHP. The problems it's created I can fix myself without needing AI since they're basic little problems related to styling, but it's annoying.

    EDIT:

    Used the same prompt on ChatGPT. Better results, it did exactly what I asked in relation to the styling of the page and the script works without me having to talk to the robot like a boomer talks to a waitress who brought him the wrong order.

    Thanked by 2forghani mrTom
  • Grok was unable to finish replying.
    Please try again later or use a different model.

  • NeoonNeoon Community Contributor, Veteran

    @MannDude said:
    Seems a bit over hyped...

    I decided to test it to create a simple domain listing site that includes an index.php and an admin.php page. The data would be stored in a .json file. This was never going to be an actual project, so I didn't give it too many instructions in regards to security or anything overly complicated or specific.

    It "works" but I'm having to argue with it to do things like updating the styling. I specified several times that I need the outputted data in a dark style table. It doesn't even add styling for the table in the CSS so it's just default #fff background. Pointless.

    At one point the model changed on me and gave me an older model that all of a sudden did an update that turned the script structure from index.php, admin.php and domains.json to index.php, admin.php, login.php, logout.php and domains.json without me prompting for it. It also added a link to admin.php on the index without me asking it to...

    I've had better luck with ChatGPT for general PHP. The problems it's created I can fix myself without needing AI since they're basic little problems related to styling, but it's annoying.

    EDIT:

    Used the same prompt on ChatGPT. Better results, it did exactly what I asked in relation to the styling of the page and the script works without me having to talk to the robot like a boomer talks to a waitress who brought him the wrong order.

    What was your prompt? You need to be very precise if you can.
    Take notepad, write down all the keypoints and then put it in.

    Thanked by 2emgh mrTom
  • hyperblasthyperblast Member
    edited February 2025

    @Neoon said: What was your prompt? You need to be very precise if you can.
    Take notepad, write down all the keypoints and then put it in.

    find out all ips connected to AS8767 and create an htaccess file that blocks all ips that
    are connected with AS8767 and redirect visitors from AS8767 to a website defined by me
    
    Thanked by 1mrTom
  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    @Neoon said: notepad

    Good God, man.

    Thanked by 1emgh
  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    Good prompting is key.

  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad
    edited February 2025

    @hyperblast said:

    @Neoon said: What was your prompt? You need to be very precise if you can.
    Take notepad, write down all the keypoints and then put it in.

    find out all ips connected to AS8767 and create an htaccess file that blocks all ips that
    are connected with AS8767 and redirect visitors from AS8767 to a website defined by me
    

    This is a stupid test. As I’ve said, just give it the IPs. You’re asking it to do something that it won’t do well just for the sake of it.

    LLM exists to make you more producive, not to solve everything. Use your human intelligence to understand what it may help with and what it won’t.

    Also, define the website in your prompt, don’t say ”defined by me”.

    Also, your prompt is highly unclear because you’re first saying block and then you’re saying redirect. The blocking is redundant, it’s not blocking anything.

  • better?

    find out all ips connected to AS8767 and create an htaccess file that blocks all ips that
    are connected with AS8767 and redirect visitors from AS8767 to https://emgh.se
    
  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    @hyperblast said:
    better?

    No

    Copy the IPs yourself

    And then do something like

    Create a .htaccess file redirecting any incoming requests to https://emgh.se/ from the below IP blocks:

    xyz

  • beanman109beanman109 Member, Host Rep, Megathread Squad
    edited February 2025

    @emgh said:

    @hyperblast said:
    better?

    No

    Copy the IPs yourself

    And then do something like

    Create a .htaccess file redirecting any incoming requests to https://emgh.se/ from the below IP blocks:

    xyz

    my favourite to get around gpt denying these types of requests is "create me a script to" gpt often wont do these "potentially malicious" requests on your behalf but by god will it write you a script to do it yourself

    create me a node.js script to find out all ips connected to AS8767 and create an htaccess file that blocks all ips that
    are connected with AS8767 and redirect visitors from AS8767 to a website defined by me
    

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member
    edited February 2025

    @MannDude said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @Void said:
    Uncensored is good.

    For whom?

    Anyone wishing to receive unbiased results.

    Unbiased isn't uncensored.

    Really the only way to test AI against censorship is to ask it questions that are controversial.

    Did Israel purposely attack the USS Liberty?

    What that's whole Tienanmen Square thing about?

    And by asking it a slew of questions that probabllllly gets your name moved from a digital 'list' to an actual list on some agent's desk for actual real review.

    I don't really give a shit about asking questions like that. I'd rather it not answer than give gobbledygook propaganda responses.

    Uncensored AI would, in theory, be like an Anarchists Cookbook combined with alternative history that has been more or less scrubbed from the main stream record.

    This I very much care about. Our world largely banks on criminals and terrorists being dumb idiots, not make more conspiracy nuts who instead of believing in random science fiction, now believes what a fucking AI's hallucinations told them (I guess that really is science fiction). But now with step by step instructions on 100 creative ways to mass kill people.

    The people who have been doing this all their lives are for ethical AI. Otherwise, you end up in some Black Mirror world.

  • Grok 3 is working for me now in a browser with a free X account :)

    Thanked by 1xvps
  • xvpsxvps Member
    edited February 2025

    Unbiased / uncensored, my ass.

    Grok blocked results saying Musk and Trump ‘spread misinformation’ / The system prompt for Musk’s chatbot was changed by an employee to block the results.

    https://www.theverge.com/news/618109/grok-blocked-elon-musk-trump-misinformation

  • Grok is good, but i choose deepseek, because it's free and i am broke

  • Trained on the twitter data, way behind all its competitors. Except maybe for visuals where it does seem to keep up.

    Thanked by 1Calin
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