The original story, previously headlined "X adds, then quickly removes, Grok’s new ‘Aurora’ image generator," follows unedited below: On Saturday, a new image generator called Aurora became ...

The “Grok 2 + Aurora ... when I asked. X owner Elon Musk wrote yesterday that the photorealistic and largely unrestricted model is a beta “internal image generator.” ...

On Saturday, some users of Elon Musk's X saw Grok running a new image generator called Aurora. The new model appears to have more photorealistic generations than the prior Flux model. Aurora hasn ...

A new image generator called Aurora briefly opened for testing for some Grok users, and the tool’s results shared on X appeared far more realistic than X’s previous image generators.

Users on X were surprised with the addition of Grok AI's new image generator called "Aurora" as it appeared on the platform under a beta testing label, and many users were quick to jump on it.

X, the Elon Musk-owned social network previously known as Twitter, quietly added a new image generator to its Grok assistant this past Saturday. Then, it removed it. Now, it’s bringing it back ...

On Saturday, Grok also debuted a new image generator, dubbed Aurora, which produced extremely photorealistic results, as seen by user generations shared to X. Like the generations made by Black ...

Like Grok’s other image generator ... X post below — both realistic, but with some very obvious weirdness when it comes to human anatomy and continuity. Update December 8th: The “Aurora ...