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Musk Gives Free AI Access to All Students Worldwide for 2 Months — Philippines included!

Del Bacho by Del Bacho
April 12, 2025
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Musk Gives Free AI Access to All Students Worldwide for 2 Months — Philippines included!
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative: Supergrok AI will be available for free to students worldwide for two months. 

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This powerful AI tool, capable of analyzing data, recognizing patterns, making decisions, and continuously improving, promises to simplify academic life for students. 

To access it, users need an X (formerly Twitter) account, making this initiative not only about educational empowerment but also about embracing the future of digital platforms.

This move stands out as more than just a tech stunt. It’s a genuine effort by Musk to level the playing field for students navigating an increasingly expensive and competitive education system. 

In a world where tuition costs are skyrocketing, textbooks are priced outrageously, and balancing academics with part-time jobs and personal commitments is a constant challenge, Musk’s gesture is an invaluable opportunity. 

Offering Supergrok AI to students is like providing them with a state-of-the-art tool—one that can solve equations, write essays, debug code, and aid in research.

What makes Musk’s decision so impactful isn’t just the technology itself, but the timing and the intent behind it. While AI tools of this caliber are often locked behind paywalls, accessible only to wealthy corporations or elite institutions, Musk has made it available to any student who needs it. 

This is a move that places powerful resources directly into the hands of those who need it most—students who may otherwise be limited by financial constraints.

For more updates, follow Peanut Gallery Media Network (PGMN) on X. With this initiative, Musk is not just giving students a tool; he’s giving them a chance to thrive in an increasingly competitive world.

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Del Bacho is a seasoned columnist, fight director, and sports broadcaster with over two decades of experience breaking down the biggest moments in combat sports. Known for his sharp takes and no-BS analysis, he's been ringside for legendary bouts and behind the scenes shaping the action. Now stepping into his next role as GDaddy, he’s seriously trying to bring back that same unfiltered energy for PGMN, just with a little extra wisdom (and maybe a few more granddad jokes).

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