Midjourney and Grok are two of the premiere AI image generators available today. Which is better for you?
When it comes to AI image generators, you’ve got your choice from dozens these days. Two standouts from that pack are Midjourney and Grok 2 — the former with its well-deserved reputation of generating stunningly lifelike images, the latter known for being able to conjure onscreen virtually any idea imaginable, regardless of copyright restriction or longstanding societal norm.
What is Grok, and what can it do? Grok is a chatbot from xAI, the startup founded by Elon Musk after he quit OpenAI’s board over an issue of the company’s governance. The original Grok-1 model was released in November 2023 and, according to Musk, trained on a cluster of “tens of thousands” of GPUs. Grok-1.5 superseded Grok-1 in March 2024, and was itself surpassed by Grok-2, which arrived in August 2024.
What is Midjourney, and what can it do? Midjourney is one of the OG image generators of the AI revolution, alongside Dall-E and Stable Diffusion. It may not have a chatbot component like Grok, but Midjourney does create images based on your natural language prompt either through a Discord bot or the company’s web editor.
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