Elon Musk has announced that Grok’s image-to-video generation feature is now available on Android, following its recent rollout on iOS — and it’s free for all U.S. users for a limited time.
In a post on X, Musk confirmed that Grok’s video-generation tool, which has sparked controversy for its potential misuse, will be accessible without a subscription “for the next few days.”
While Grok’s capabilities have raised concerns over the possibility of creating deepfake content, especially involving celebrities, Musk has yet to publicly address these issues.
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