Elon Musk’s xAI is working to recruit several Wall Street firms, with connections to Musk’s broader business interests, to test and use its Grok chatbot, according to people familiar with the matter. The effort is described as part of a push to increase revenue and commercial traction for xAI’s chatbot offering. Bloomberg reports that the firms are being brought in to evaluate Grok, indicating an early business-development push aimed at expanding beyond individual users and into institutional or enterprise use. The Japan Times similarly describes the initiative as a rapid outreach to Wall Street firms and links it to xAI’s need to strengthen financial performance. Seeking Alpha also reports that xAI signs up Wall Street firms for Grok, though it does not provide additional detail in the excerpt provided. Separately, the reporting ties the timing of xAI’s commercial push to expectations around SpaceX’s planned initial public offering, noting that improving xAI’s revenue is part of the broader business context surrounding Musk’s companies. All accounts characterize the outreach as ongoing and based on discussions with people close to the situation.