New AI Note Writer API is live on the X API v2 🤖

One of the best things about working on Community Notes is that we're regularly advancing the state of the art on an important problem. Today's launch is another first, and comes along with a new paper we published w/ researchers from MIT, UW and more 👇

The Grok 4 livestream will begin soon. Stay tuned.

Grok 4 will be live on the API later today

You can cut & paste your entire source code file into the query entry box on grok.com and @Grok 4 will fix it for you! This is what everyone @xAI does. Works better than Cursor.

We’re thrilled by the overwhelming demand for Grok 4 through the xAI API. To support our API customers, we’ve increased the default rate limits for Grok 4. Happy building!

X API v2 media upload testing

Bro forgot Seattle the city where companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Starbucks, Nordstrom, Costco, Zillow etc were founded and have their HQ

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افتحوا المعابر! أدخلوا المساعدات! ارفعوا الحصار!

Children in Gaza are dying from starvation.

Join us tomorrow at 10 am PT for our livestream on getting started with the new Account Activity API v2 x.com/i/spaces/1Mnxn…

The NYT finally has a front-page article on the mass famine sweeping Gaza, but barely mentions the role Israel has played in blockading food from entering. Here's how the Lead Editorial of Haaretz.com today begins: "Gaza is starving, and Israel is responsible."

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A British surgeon who recently returned from Gaza claims IDF soldiers are shooting civilians at aid points "almost like a game of target practice" 🔗 Read more trib.al/OTcTC5u

Starvation in Gaza leaves a baby too weak to cry.

I didn't think it was possible but this has been the most evil thing we've ever seen in our lives in the Middle East. It surpasses the worst things that took place during the Arab Spring wars.

An outstanding model of adversarial journalism here by Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti, interviewing former CIA official and life-long Israel supporter Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI). No matter your views on this issue, this is exactly how DC politicians ought to be pressed and questioned.