Elon Musk 花 3 億美金，讓 Grok AI 深度整合至 Telegram 一年
Elon Musk 旗下 xAI 的 Grol AI 對話機器人雖然能夠近水樓台，直接整合到同門 X 社群平台來擁大龐大的用戶群，但愈多人用還是愈好的吧。Telegram 創辦人 Pavel Durov 確認與 xAI 簽訂了 1 年期的合作，以 3 億美元等值的現金和 xAI 股票為代價，把 Grok 整合至 TG 通訊軟件之中，同時如果有人通過 TG 訂閱 Grok Premium 和 Premium+ 服務，將能再獲一半分潤。
這場看似一面倒讓 Telegram 發大財的交易，其實是讓 Grok AI 能接觸到聲稱每月活躍用戶超過 10 億的巨大群體，帶來極大的訂閱潛力。而且 xAI 還可以透過 TG 上的公開頻道內容來訓練 Grok AI 模型，所以 3 億美元其實是非常划算的。
🔥 This summer, Telegram users will gain access to the best AI technology on the market. @elonmusk and I have agreed to a 1-year partnership to bring xAI's @grok to our billion+ users and integrate it across all Telegram apps 🤝💪 This also strengthens Telegram's financial… pic.twitter.com/ZPK550AyRV
— Pavel Durov (@durov) May 28, 2025
在這合作之前，Grok 已經登陸 Telegram 並只限於 TG Premium 用戶使用，截稿前的每月用戶數為 14 萬左右，只佔聲稱已超過 1,500 萬 TG Premium 用戶的不足 1%。在簽訂了正式合作關係之後，相信會獲大力推廣使用。TG 預告將會在夏季推出更新，把 Grok 直接釘選在 TG 對話的頂部、整合至搜尋列提供 AI 搜尋功能、事實查核、提供 app 裡文字修改建議，而且還有對話、文件、網頁的總結，甚至有 AI 對話代理。
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