Grok New Feature: Elon Musk Releases Video of X's AI Chatbot Introducing New Image Editing Tool

X owner and billionaire Elon Musk shared a video of an AI chatbot, Grok, on Saturday. In the video, Musk introduced a new image-editing feature that can edit images with just a description. Musk shared a screen recording of his computer featuring Grok 3 beta, in which he selects the option of "Edit Image."

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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 22, 2025

In a video Tesla CEO upload his own image with a prompt caption to the X's AI chatbot "add a black hat" and submit. In a response Grok beta 3 respond with an edited image of Musk wearing black hat with caption "The Dogefather."

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The DogeDesigner, a Musk-associated X account known for his UX/UI, also shared a video on a social media platform featuring Musk's photos with an example to show how Grok 3 beta's new feature of image editing works with captions. The video features an image of Musk wearing a hat and another image with the caption "Add a green hat," which shows how to give a command to the chatbot to edit and upload images.

BREAKING: Grok introduces a new image editing feature – edit images with just a description. pic.twitter.com/BkykVILvVS

— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) March 22, 2025

"BREAKING: Grok introduces a new image editing feature – edit images with just a description," DogeDesigner wrote while sharing a video.

Meanwhile, Musk announced in February 2025 that its XAI chatbot Grok 3 would be free for anyone to use. In the past few days, the chatbot has triggered several political questions about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, and other related topics. 

Grok was also seen using Hindi slang while responding to the user's query. It has also used abusive languages in some replies, which has led to a warning from the Indian government. Grok has also created controversy on social media, attracting the attention of many, including a BBC report titled “Why Elon Musk's Grok is kicking up a storm in India.”

This report received a response from Elon Musk, owner of xAI, the company that designed Grok. He reacted to the controversy with a single emoji. Sharing the report, he posted a laughing-out-loud emoticon on X.