Elon Musk’s xAI has begun recruiting Wall Street bankers and experts, portfolio managers, and traders to train Grok on financial modeling. In a continued effort to refine the Grok AI service and make X (formerly Twitter) an everything app, Musk hopes to make the bot better in finance strategy.

xAI is actively recruiting Wall Street bankers, portfolio managers, traders, and credit analysts for its data annotation teams that train Grok, according to a series of job postings on its website. These experts are expected to teach the AI system to think through financial modeling, including leveraged loan syndication, distressed investing, and niche bonds such as mortgage-backed securities and collateralized loan obligations.

Last week, Musk hired two senior employees from Cursor, a leading AI coding startup that is in fundraising discussions at a $50 billion valuation. Musk admitted at a recent conference that xAI is behind on coding, a feature that has been a key revenue driver for OpenAI and Anthropic. Musk has also recently touted Grok’s ability to “help with your taxes,” after xAI recruited accountants to help train Grok.

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Additionally, xAI has already expanded its job offerings in recent months to bring in experts in finance as well as digital assets. Indeed, the AI company is now seeking crypto experts to train its AI trading models. xAI’s X page is now displaying a hiring message, signaling the firm’s shift towards “officially” recruiting finance experts to train and model xAI into crypto trading perfection.

Neither XAI nor Elon Musk has commented on the report; however, Musk has been vocal on his backing of the Grok AI software and desire to make X an “everything app.” After