According to people familiar with the matter, SpaceX's artificial intelligence division SpaceX AI is conducting informal internal discussions to consider acquiring customer and operating data from troubled or bankrupt startups to train their AI models such as Grok. The move is aimed at obtaining high-quality external data sets to improve model performance, indicating that the company is no longer simply relying on Musk's social networking platform X data and an internal “AI mentor” team, but instead seeking more diverse data sources. This strategy is similar to Google's previous bid for spiritual aviation business data for AI training, but related negotiations are still in the early stages, and no agreement may have been reached in the end, and SpaceX has not commented. In the context of increased competition, SpaceXAI is striving to expand enterprise customers and catch up with rivals such as Microsoft and OpenAI. At the same time, its internal AI mentor team recently experienced leadership changes and recruitment suspension. The new head, Jack Garabedian, is focusing on stabilizing the team and setting clear data goals. Despite exploring external data sources, SpaceXAI continues to use internal information, and Musk recently indicated to employees that Grok will be thoroughly trained to master the company's internal knowledge.

According to people familiar with the matter, SpaceX's artificial intelligence division SpaceX AI is conducting informal internal discussions to consider acquiring customer and operating data from troubled or bankrupt startups to train their AI models such as Grok. The move is aimed at obtaining high-quality external data sets to improve model performance, indicating that the company is no longer simply relying on Musk's social networking platform X data and an internal “AI mentor” team, but instead seeking more diverse data sources. This strategy is similar to Google's previous bid for spiritual aviation business data for AI training, but related negotiations are still in the early stages, and no agreement may have been reached in the end, and SpaceX has not commented. In the context of increased competition, SpaceXAI is striving to expand enterprise customers and catch up with rivals such as Microsoft and OpenAI. At the same time, its internal AI mentor team recently experienced leadership changes and recruitment suspension. The new head, Jack Garabedian, is focusing on stabilizing the team and setting clear data goals. Despite exploring external data sources, SpaceXAI continues to use internal information, and Musk recently indicated to employees that Grok will be thoroughly trained to master the company's internal knowledge.