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SpaceXAI launches Grok Bot, its new always-on AI agent

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Grok can now work for you as a team, in the background, 24/7. Credit: NurPhoto/Getty IMages
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  1. I just wanted a coding harness app, but ok, i'll give it a try.

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  2. Handing any work over to an alt-right grievance-fueled edgelord bot is like paying somebody to nut-tap you every time you press the enter-key whilst chugging raw milk and listening to Joe Rogan.

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  3. I can't see why any company would use this over Copilot, Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work.

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    1. Or, you know, human employees.

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  4. Are you sure want a racist and horny bot to do your bidding for you? Hard pass.

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  5. Yeah... no thanks. I'd rather [example of a bad activity] than ever consider using Grok for anything.

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  6. I want my Grokinho 🩵🙏🙏🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

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    🫶

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  8. Bueno eso felizitaciones

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  9. Wasn’t Musky all anti-ai only a little while ago? Now he seems to be running the charge with ai. 🤔

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    1. he was a major early investor and board member of OpenAI

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    2. filter out the talk, look at the deeds only. You will see the truth....

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  10. i difereta sa vrei sa lucrezi si sa nu fi lasat de polisti si sa minta zinic in documete false sa le merga lor bine zinic

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  11. Outside mi Mother ranch I dont work because needs a lot of more studys and is not easy, mi friend you feel happy I discover the right material for you at that rice field in mocoli

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  12. 🚨 JUST IN: SpaceXAI Launches Grok Bot, an AI Worker That Never Sleeps
    SpaceXAI has launched Grok Bot, an early beta system of cloud based AI agents designed to keep working even when your computer is turned off.
    Each bot gets its own virtual computer where it can use browsers, files, apps and logged in tools much like a human worker. Bots can also communicate with each other, share context and coordinate on larger tasks.
    The system includes persistent memory, allowing agents to remember previous workflows and improve how they handle recurring work over time.
    The bigger idea is moving AI agents beyond assistants that wait for prompts. Grok Bot represents a shift toward persistent digital workers that can stay online, coordinate with other agents and continue getting things done around the clock. 🤖💻⚡🌐

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  13. Aren’t these mere agents?

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  14. This isn’t a good use of agents. Not doing much more than what you already get with ChatGPT or Claude. An agent is mission driven. You give it a mission and it takes autonomy in how to get there, which is why you have to be really careful. It doesn’t necessarily follow conventional rules and very often it will find risky / unethical shortcuts. In short, make sure you give it very explicit rules and don’t let it loose out in the world or give it access to your email / slack / whatever.

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  15. Is it open source

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  16. I use Manus for this and really like it. How is this different or better?

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  17. It’s same as Claude except Claude does it for you instead of you manually creating agents .. different ways to skin the cat

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  18. Is it really $259 a month 😳

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  19. Stop giving half info .. this is 259 per month .. so stop this BS

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  20. It’s basically what Skill does

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  21. This is some cool stuff. We’re so overloaded with work I don’t think we can survive modern corporate without these guys

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  22. Both of them are just as bad. Anthropic wants to ban open weights. OpenAi is literally an arm of the Department of War unaliving machines.

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  23. I would like to see how they are performing. How accurately they communicate with each other.

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  24. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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  25. Hate him or love him. Elon is a boy in a man's body. His thought process is soo simple but the packaging comes with a billion dollar price tag. Amazing idea.

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  26. https://imgur.com/a/PqRQKSq

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  27. Lol, at this point, I am only using a per cent of my brain 😂😂

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  28. Wtf noooooooooooooo man I'm busy building something like this now whyyyyyyyy I thought I could be the first

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  29. this might kill my startup bruh

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  30. The future is AI & robots 👌

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  31. Like to give it a try and see if this turns out to be a positive than claude..

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  32. So like Claude skills in cowork

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  33. It already exist. And it’s not hard to set it up on your own anyway

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  34. Grok. Is shit 💩 no one uses that

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  35. They harvest your data. 300.00 a month. And you have to train all the agents. They don’t just “work”

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  36. Cursor acquisition already looking spicy

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  37. Who's letting Grok touch production?

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  38. next level Grok launched

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  39. AI employees loading...

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  40. give an AI a VM and suddenly the intern is unemployed

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  41. agents that actually do the work

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  42. $60B acquisition making more sense

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  43. Agents with their own machines

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  44. Grok running tools inside dedicated VMs to finish tasks

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  45. this is probably where AI coding gets really competitive

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  46. Woah this might honestly be a game changer

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  47. I really gotta start using Grok on desktop

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    1. "Desktop"? Are we talking about the Build CLI, or is there a Desktop app?

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  48. It’s also super cute!

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  49. Being able to use Super Grok Heavy sounds more like belonging to some elite tier.

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  50. AI bots messaging each other in group chats means it's only a matter of time before they make a secret side-chat strictly to talk trash about my prompt writing 😭💀

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  51. https://imgur.com/a/AhV1mNt

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  52. With the current state of grok I wouldn't let it run more then 10 minutes unsupervised.

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    1. What about the current state of grok?

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    2. Its much better then it was a few months ago for coding task... it as a hard time following simple instructions after a few minutes

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    3. Ask it to space plan some circles of set diameters on 600x600mm urban paving slabs. It’s shockingly bad

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  53. Tried it on iOS with my super Heavy subscription and got the message it’s not available. 😭

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  54. Wow this is huge. I wonder if it will be able to use say windows apps / control your mouse etc. then you could get it trained on anything and get it to do some work during the night for a morning review

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  55. Changing my title to Bot Supervisor!

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  56. We've been doing this with Openclaw for 7 months already.

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  57. I've been playing with this and it's pretty impressive so far.

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  58. This isn’t another chatbot. It’s a shift from AI that answers to AI that acts. “What work are you willing to let AI own?”

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  59. Only cost you 300 a month. Let's face it, no one can pay this and its only aimed at either the rich or businesses. Those that pay for premium had their usage cut and are left out of nearly everything but told... "pay 300 a month" to have access. Someone at X needs a reality check.

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  60. How is this different from Hermes?

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    1. My guess is it’s no different. Everyone is on the personal agent bandwagon lately. I’m sticking with Hermes, myself 😃

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    2. Agreed it just seems to be hype

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  61. But - again - who is the Dev? Anysphere, Inc?

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  62. Will the plebs ever get it for an affordable price you think?
    I have big plans.

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  63. Is this up and ready to use??? I knew something like this could happen 🧠🧠🧠

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  64. Grok make a physical, dedicated cable network that carries trading and order book data for all of new finance around the world hyperfast

    make no mistake

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  65. Multi-agent coordination and group chat management make this feel less like a prompt tool and more like an actual remote workforce. Assigning tasks, delegating ownership, and setting up asynchronous routines among subagents will dramatically boost operational throughput.

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  66. that's cute but still a far cry from what most teams need: autonomous investing agents that manage entire portfolios without human oversight

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  67. Gosh
    I don’t need another AI 🤦‍♀️

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  68. It’s incredible to have a virtual team of AI agents rather than just a simple 24/7 assistant. I might as well take a year-long vacation, seeing as the AI can keep working even when I’m not at my computer

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  69. Grok needs better reasoning and fewer wrong answers

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  70. Autonomous AI agents having their own virtual environments and coordinating in group chats is wild. Future of work is moving fast!

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  72. Cooking 🔥
    https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExMjRzNjd3NW1mM2tvdTR2d21xYnNyaWZ5MXNlNHJ3OHN5NXJhOG03diZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/Na33dsU2umStO/giphy.gif

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  73. so its an agent swarm with persistent memory and delegated authority

    thats a lot of trust to hand over before the beta even has public evals

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  74. Omg I just asked for that !!!

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  75. so the bots can assign work to each other and follow up on stalled threads

    that basically means they can manage themselves without a human in the loop for most of it

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  76. Just keeps getting better 👌

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  77. Expensive af version of buzz?

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    1. I was trying to figure out the same, I'm she's using Buzz with grok build harness so wondering what the diff is here. I think it's basically cloud vs local

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    2. That’s what I was thinking if so though still pretty cool

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  78. They can assign work to each other, so the last one on the chain is going to be a computer with nobody left to hand it to.

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  79. This will change how people work. Being able to delegate tasks to these bot will make humans much more productive.

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  80. can you run a bot on a machine that stays on without a subscription or is it locked to their servers?

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  81. Grok bot is here to stay I guess so

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  82. Be great for use in healthcare

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  83. Always-on teammates? Count me in.

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  84. I’m ok if I want it

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  85. Grok Bot is less like a chatbot and more like an AI employee.
    it has its own computer, can work across websites and apps, and keeps working after you walk away

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  86. Can the bot do structural analysis and design of a skyscraper for me?

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  87. So now my AI teammate gets its own PC, 24/7 work ethic, and better job security than me? 😭

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  88. Any uses for interestedhome user?

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  89. The real game changer will be what people build with teams of AI agents working together. 🚀
    https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExdm51aWphMHJ4OGFucDI4cTc2ZDl2b2xtc2pscHVuaTl5YXNwM3ZieCZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/5aLrlDiJPMPFS/giphy.gif

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  90. Call me when it can space plan some circles and I may sign up…

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  91. grok bot has its own computer and works 24/7 without you💀we've officially entered the "your coworker never logs off" era

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  92. cant wait for them to start unionizing against me

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  93. Meteros los bots por el ojete. Estáis obsesionados con la puta IA.

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  94. Wow 😸 highly revolutionary 🦾⛓️

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  95. Amazing stuff! Much needed!

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  96. 👽😏🤍🪽⚔️✨✨✨

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  97. сan multiple Bots share context across group chats while keeping ownership and unfinished threads separate?

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  98. the proof receipts are going to matter more than the group chat

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  99. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏🏻🔥🔥🔥

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  100. Elon Musk keeps doing amazing things.

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  101. And all the things that need doing are pointlessly over-regulated to-dos.

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  102. So my bots can now slack off together? Love it.

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  103. Grok BotでPCの中に自分の代わりに働く小人がたくさん増えて便利になるんですね!!

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  104. Wow, I even don't know what to say now! 😂

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  105. There is entry barrier.

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  106. getting them to talk to each other is wild, finally a real agent workflow

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  107. Will this Grok not deliver

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  108. This is a great product from SpaceXAI that will crush Codex

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  109. Now this is interesting

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  110. Amazing tech technologies get better and better…

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  111. I can only imagine that being for super grok.

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  112. Android is always last🙁

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  113. £240 a month, I’ll pass

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  114. Cool! (But make Android available too. It is more versatile than iOS)

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  115. SuperGrok Lite 유저도 쓸 수 있는 날이 오겠죠? 기다리겠습니다.

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  116. The best part is, it will always continue to evolve.

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  117. Cool, sehr gut. 💯👍👍

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  118. Waiting patiently to try it.

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  119. 어떤 용도인가요

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  120. This is the real shift from AI tools to AI coworkers.

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  121. It’s time for the first autonomous company

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