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We keep imagining a future without jobs with half the picture missing.
We remove the salary, keep all the bills, and wonder how anyone survives.
But the machines doing our work could also produce the things we spend our lives working to afford.
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Can I buy one please?? 🙏🏻 @elonmusk
One Tesla Cybercab. One busy Saturday. 26 rides, a smoothie spill, one robot arm, a couple of eggs.
At the end: ~$156 in, ~$56 out.
Green = sourced, amber = our estimate.
Full doc below.
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The century that builds machines smarter than us won't be the one that runs out of things to discover.
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People picture a jobless future as empty calendars and unpaid bills. Wrong half of the picture. When machines make food, energy and housing cheap, the scarce thing left is attention: who you give it to and what you build with it.
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In 2050 nobody asks kids what they want to be when they grow up. They ask what they want to get good at when nothing is forcing them to. Harder question. Much better one.
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Unemployed On Mars retweeted
is it just me or did grokbot get way dumber overnight?
response quality went to crap, can't even stick to my usual report format anymore
wouldn't be surprised if xAI quietly swapped in some random cheap model
Try Grok @Bot yourself
It can change your life
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@bot has completely changed my life.
Confession: I have crippling existential dread when it comes to the mundane tasks required to be a fully functional adult in Western society.
Mailing things, paying bills, gathering tax documents, scheduling appointments. I will procrastinate until the thing becomes too painful to ignore. Often that means I’m about to face criminal or civil penalties. 😂
You may be thinking to yourself, “It can’t be that bad, you seem like a fairly successful, high-achieving dude.”
It is that bad. All of my success is either in spite of or directly because of this kryptonite.
I have done therapy, coaching, medicine journeys, read hundreds of books trying to overcome this affliction. Nothing has worked. I understand the root, I’ve read the science on behavior change.
And Grokbot just fixed the glitch.
I’ve been using and testing various AI assistants for the better part of two years. I’ve been desperately trying to build a system that solves this problem once and for all.
Grokbot is so good and easy to use that it removes any friction to the point that it now feels too expensive psychologically to procrastinate.
It just… does things.
Example:
I have a stack of 100 advance copies of my book sitting in my office. I’ve been promising to mail them for a month. (You know who you are.)
But gathering addresses, outreach, not to mention figuring out the best way to ship all seemed better left to tomorrow.
Finally I got tired of looking at them so I voice noted my lovely anthropomorphic assistant, Rose, to go through my messages on every social platform, texts, and email, compile the list, reach out to confirm addresses, find the best way to ship, and hand it all to my house manager.
One prompt. And she did it. No getting stuck, no random ass approval messages. It’s just handled.
Some of you might say this has been possible for a while. You’re partially right, but it’s the frictionless experience that is the real game changer. If I have to keep pausing and explaining, or correcting mistakes, I’ll get frustrated and revert to procrastination.
Yes, I’ve tested tons of solutions including OpenClaw and more recently Muse and Dot.
@bot is undefeated. My friend @danmartell has been saying to never bet against @elonmusk.
I won’t make that mistake again.
Bravo. It’s a wild time to be alive.
Unemployed On Mars retweeted
My wife doesn’t believe I can get 75,000 strangers on the internet to help me buy a Cybertruck
If 75,000 of you send me $1 on @XMoney I can go buy a Tesla Cybertruck and never get stuck in the Charleston floods ever again
I guess I need to buy Gemini Ultra now
Lots of discussion out there about our next model(!), so I wanted to give an early look as soon as possible. Introducing Gemini 4 Argon!
It shows frontier performance in complex workflows, cyber defense and software engineering. Teams are using it extensively at Google, from coding to quantum computing, great feedback.
Here’s a look at the benchmarks:
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That’s awesome
Grok Imagine just got a really powerful new editing feature
You can now edit text directly inside an image
Posters, ads, event invites, menus, graphics.....instead of regenerating the whole image just because one word is wrong, you can simply change the text right there
this fixes one of the most annoying problems with AI-generated visuals
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What if the Roadster’s jets are there to keep it on the ground?
Look at the teaser again.
If those are gas jets pointing upward and backward, they’d push the car downward and forward.
More load on the tires. Extra thrust. Both from the same jets.
That’s why I’m not convinced the image needs flipping.
🤖 Made with AI
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