Screenshots of Grok 2 and Google answering the same question. Source: Mario Nawfal / Finbold What’s next for xAI’s Grok? Like its competitors, xAI, the X Corp subsidiary behind Grok’s development, continues looking for improvements to its artificial intelligence model. Interestingly, Hieu Pham, a member of xAI’s technical staff and former Google Brain research scientist, made a groundbreaking revelation on 𝕏 about what is next for Grok 3. In a post, Pham claimed Grok 3 was able to prove Riemann’s hypothesis, solving one of the world’s most complex unsolved mathematical problems. The xAI’s developer said the company has temporarily paused Grok’s training to check if the proof is correct. “Grok-3 just proved Riemann’s hypothesis. We decided to pause its training to check its proof, and if the proof is correct, training won’t be resumed, as the AI is deemed so smart that it becomes a danger to humanity,” Hieu Pham said Screenshot from Hieu Pham’s post on X. Source: Finbold Nevertheless, the community notes and commentators have, understandably, shown skepticism to such a bold claim, calling it “sarcasm” and “bait.” As things develop, the market closely watches Grok, Google, and other leading names in information and AI. The technology is leaving its mark in different markets and industries, including stocks and cryptocurrencies. Yet, experts believe we are just starting. Featured image from Shutterstock.