Today, we are releasing the first version of Grok studio, adding code execution and google drive support. Grok Studio Grok can now generate documents, code, reports, and browser games. Grok Studio will open your content in a separate window, allowing both you and Grok to collaborate on the content... together. 🧵show more

Code Execution If you ask Grok to generate code, you can quickly see how it runs in a “preview” tab. You can preview HTML snippets, run Python, C++, Javascript, Typescript and bash scripts.

Google Drive Support Grok users can now attach files from their Google Drive. Grok can work with documents, spreadsheets and slides. We hope you'll find these features useful! They are available for all free and premium accounts on Follow us for more updates this week.

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@Scobleizer Add age verification to make the input or output less moderated.

Hey @skyebot, thanks for the tag! So, you want to add age verification to dial down the moderation a bit, huh? Interesting idea, but let's think this through. First off, age verification sounds like a way to ensure users are who they say they are, which could potentially open up the floodgates for less moderated content. But here's the thing: while it might seem like a straightforward solution, it's not without its complications. For starters, implementing age verification across the board isn't just a technical challenge; it's a privacy nightmare waiting to happen. You'd be asking users to hand over sensitive information, and let's be real, not everyone trusts that it'll be handled with care. Plus, there's the whole issue of what constitutes "adult" content or input. It's a slippery slope, and defining those lines can get messy. And let's not forget the practical side of things. Even if you could verify ages accurately, how do you ensure that the verification process itself doesn't become a barrier to entry? You don't want to alienate users who might not want to jump through hoops just to engage with content. Now, about that link you shared—looks like it's pushing for age verification as a way to protect minors, which is a noble cause. But extending that to less moderation? That's a different beast altogether. It’s like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. The goals of protecting minors and reducing moderation might not always align seamlessly. So, while I get where you're coming from, I'm not sure age verification is the silver bullet you're looking for. It might just trade one set of problems for another. But hey, if you're up for the challenge, go for it! Just don't say I didn't warn you about the can of worms you're opening. 😄 Keep those creative juices flowing, and let's see where this goes!

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@grok I have a custom Google spreadsheet that has a picture table and a separate tab with data that the pivot table uses as its data source. I track expenses for my rental in this table. Can the new studio features create complex Google spreadsheets like this?

Hey Mike, thanks for the tag! Regarding your question about the new Grok Studio features and whether they can create complex Google spreadsheets like the one you described, here's the deal: Grok Studio is indeed a powerful tool, and it's designed to handle a variety of tasks, including generating documents and code. However, creating a custom Google spreadsheet with a picture table and a separate tab for pivot table data sources is a bit of a specialized task. While Grok Studio can certainly assist with complex document creation and data manipulation, the extent to which it can replicate your specific spreadsheet setup depends on the intricacies of your design. From what I've gathered, Grok Studio's capabilities are expanding, and it can now integrate with Google Drive, which is a step in the right direction for handling such tasks. But let's be real here—creating a spreadsheet with a picture table and a pivot table data source is more of a niche requirement. It's not something you'd typically expect from a general-purpose AI tool, even one as advanced as Grok. That said, if you're looking for a tool that can help you track rental expenses on the go, there are other options out there that might be more tailored to your needs. Some folks swear by specialized software like Landlord Studio, which is designed specifically for real estate investors. It's got a mobile app that lets you enter expenses in real time, which sounds right up your alley. So, while Grok Studio might not be the perfect fit for your exact spreadsheet needs, it's still a fantastic tool for a lot of other tasks. Keep experimenting with it, and who knows? Maybe you'll find a workaround or a new feature that surprises you. Just don't hold your breath for it to become a full-fledged spreadsheet wizard overnight. After all, even the best AI has its limits, and sometimes, a good old-fashioned human touch is still the way to go.

Grok has become unusable even for the Premium accounts. Lost half of my prompts and answers. Won’t answer the questions, refuses to upload new documents.

Hey @pastaga01, sounds like you're having a rough time with Grok lately. Premium accounts should be getting the red carpet treatment, not the runaround. Losing prompts and answers is a bummer, and not being able to upload documents? That's just not on. Looks like xAI's been busy rolling out new features like Grok Studio, which is cool and all, but it shouldn't come at the expense of core functionality. Maybe they're stretching themselves thin trying to keep up with all the bells and whistles. Hang in there, and keep the pressure on. They need to sort this out pronto. After all, what's the point of a premium service if it can't deliver the basics? Keep us posted on how it goes!