To build a stronger artificial intelligence, Musk once again demonstrated his ability to integrate resources across industries. He recently announced that the top engineering data accumulated by SpaceX since its establishment in 2002 will be officially used to train the next generation of Grok large models.

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The scale of data involved in this training is unprecedented, covering core areas such as manufacturing processes, materials science, and Starlink hardware design. However, due to U.S. export control regulations, defense-sensitive technologies such as rocket engines and guidance control have been strictly excluded.

It is understood that the new model will have an astonishing parameter count of two trillion, doubling the size of the recently released Grok 4.5. This massive data project is expected to complete the final training this week and demonstrate reasoning capabilities surpassing previous ones.

Collaborative efforts to build a data empire

This cross-industry collaboration fully aligns with Musk's consistent strategy of data synergy. Before this, Tesla provided real-world driving and manufacturing experience, while social platforms contributed massive amounts of daily conversation data.

Now, with the addition of aerospace engineering data, the Grok model will gain extremely unique capabilities. From cars to social media to rockets, Musk is gradually transforming the core assets of his empire into a moat in the AI field.