Grok "IMAGINE" Explained: Create AI Images and Videos in Seconds

This paragraph introduces Group Imagine, an AI creative tool that the speaker says rapidly gained traction (they reference a claim that it generated over 44 million images in a single day). It explains that Group Imagine is built on XAI’s autoregressive image-generation model codenamed Aurora (first launched in December 2024) and summarizes its core capabilities: text-to-image, image-to-video conversion, and animating static photos into short dynamic clips. The speaker then walks through the mobile app experience—downloading the Group app from Play Store or App Store, locating the Imagine tab next to the chat/ask feature, and browsing community-created items to see prompts and results. The paragraph covers the prompt workflow (type a prompt or upload a photo), the app’s fast generation (example: creates short videos in under ~15 seconds), and interface details such as seeing the original image/prompt, a “make video” button, generation progress, automatic inclusion of audio, four variant outputs per request, and options to save or share results. The speaker demonstrates creating a video from a gallery image, notes occasional visual distortion but praises speedGroup Imagine overview, and highlights a “fun” mode that re-renders playful variations. They also mention that users can view what others created from the same source image and can add extra prompt instructions to customize the output.

This paragraph explains post-creation handling, moderation, pricing hints, and upcoming plans. It notes that created items are automatically saved (favorites available), and that Group Imagine currently produces very short (≈6-second) videos. It describes a “spicy” mode that allows exploration of bolder content but emphasizes XAI’s strict moderation to prevent explicit or illegal material and mentions the broader debate about deepfakes and ethics—XAI aims to balance creativity with responsibility. The speaker states Group Imagine is in beta and is scheduled for a full release in October 2025, promising longer videos, higher quality, and advanced editing tools driven by user feedback. The paragraph also says the service is free to try now (with hints at a premium tier for a better experience), reiterates the speaker’s positive impressions (especially about speed), invites viewers to share their experiences, and closes with a standard YouTube call to action to like, subscribe, and share.