According to posts by xAI, Elon Musk’s AI startup, X has launched a new image generator named Aurora within its Grok assistant. It can create images of copyrighted characters and public figures, such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Trump, though explicit nudes appear to be blocked. Users testing Aurora shared examples of both realistic outputs and flaws, such as distorted human anatomy—an ongoing challenge for AI image models. Free accounts are allowed up to 10 messages every two hours and three image generations daily, while full access requires X’s Premium subscription at $8 per month. Read more in our articles including "X Introduces Aurora Image Generator for Grok" and "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal".
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Apr 2, 2026According to posts by xAI, Elon Musk’s AI startup, X has launched a new image generator named Aurora within its Grok assistant. It can create images of copyrighted characters and public figures, such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Trump, though explicit nudes appear to be blocked.
Users testing Aurora shared examples of both realistic outputs and flaws, such as distorted human anatomy—an ongoing challenge for AI image models. Free accounts are allowed up to 10 messages every two hours and three image generations daily, while full access requires X’s Premium subscription at $8 per month.
Our coverage of image generator includes: "X Introduces Aurora Image Generator for Grok"; "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal"; "DTI retracts plan to require permit when running online ads and promos". Each article provides unique insights and information.