xAI said on Aug. 1 that it has upgraded Grok Imagine, adding multi-channel audio references to keep generated voices consistent across outputs. The update allows users to input as many as three audio clips and seven reference images in the same workflow. For paid subscribers, the release also adds native 1080p high-definition video output.
Internally, the update is referred to as Grok Imagine Video 1.5, or v1.3.28, and is based on an iteration of the Aurora-driven model. Access is limited to paying subscribers, while image and video generation rights for free users have been sharply reduced. Elon Musk also said xAI plans to roll out more community-driven video expansion features and controls for prompt consistency in later updates. The information was cited by CryptoBriefing.
xAI upgraded Grok Imagine on Aug. 1, adding multi-channel audio references designed to maintain voice consistency. The updated feature supports up to three audio inputs and seven reference images at the same time.
The release also gives paid subscribers access to native 1080p high-definition video output. Internally, the version is referred to as Grok Imagine Video 1.5, or v1.3.28, and it is based on an iteration of the Aurora-driven model.
The new functions are available only to paid subscribers. At the same time, image and video generation access for free users has been significantly reduced. Elon Musk said xAI will continue to introduce community-driven video expansion features and prompt consistency controls.
The update was reported by CryptoBriefing.
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