Grok for images is pretty competitive, in the little use I’ve put it to.

Grok for code is comically bad.

Of course, in the little I have used LLMs for stable diffusion / Control Net image generation, they all suck, Grok is just near the top of the steaming pile. Meanwhile, the best of the code writing and reviewing models are starting to become super-human, in the way that AlphaGo became super-human a few years back at playing Go.

Caveat: writing and reviewing code is just one small part of Software Engineering, the way that pigment mixing is one small part of painting.