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Looking at the current pricing Grok 4.7 did a great job here

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Built a Minecraft gaame in Fable 5.1 and compared it with Grok 4.6 Fable 5.1 used about 32M tokens at ~$320 Grok 4.6 used about 2M tokens at ~$4 This is what it built

Grok 4.7 is a total disappointment. We ran it through BridgeBench's lava lamp test against Grok 4.6. Same prompt. Grok 4.6: $0.23, 9m 54s Grok 4.7: $0.35, 15m 46s 50% more expensive. 60% slower. And the output is still not usable for real frontend work. Grok had two

Everyone says I need to touch grass - but I think Grok 4.7 does it best? I compared Grok 4.7 against Opus 5.5 on a grass-touching simulator in @kilocode. Grok's price: $3.52 Opus 5.5's Price: $7.35

@Brian Turcotte

Grok 4.7 is worse than Grok 4.6. Not only is the output worse, but Slop 4.7 costs WAY more and is much slower than Grok 4.6. Slop 4.7 cost 3X as much as Grok 4.6 and took nearly 5X longer to complete the Sunset Ocean task in BridgeBench. What a dissapointment for Grok

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🚨 Grok 4.7 output is WAY above my expectations I honestly wasn’t expecting Grok to perform like this in a real world test This feels slightly below Astra but above Sol in visual quality xAI might actually be cooking with Grok 4.7 🔥

grok 4.7 is here, and its our best model so far! try it out in cursor, grok build, api or anywhere you get your tokens! curious to hear what you think here's grok 4.6 vs 4.7 building age of empires ii

@eric zakariasson

We put Grok 4.7 from @SpaceXAI to work on a $2 million insurance claim where one deductible error alone changes the calculation by $143,000. In this Box Agent preview, @grok reconciles the claim against the policy and supporting records. It catches an $82,000 duplicate invoice

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