Just published a Grok @Bot to remove my number from spam call lists and one to remove my personal info from public sites
Call list remover: x.ai/bot/eGVcE2autG0u6UcAwE3…
Privacy scrubber: x.ai/bot/ZSQK72Iear_ykfnpTIO…
Took seconds to set up.
AI agents at work today look like AVs in 2015: great demos, a human in every seat. What got AVs out of the seat wasn't better demos. It was boring metrics: interventions per 1,000 miles, by route, tracked weekly. What's the equivalent metric for your agents?
Three robotaxis from three companies got stuck on one narrow Austin street this weekend. That's the next ops problem: AVs negotiating with other AVs, not just humans. We drilled double-parked cars and unprotected lefts for months. Who is testing AV-to-AV right of way?
Should I go with @bot or @claudeai for a proactive AI agent?
Grok Bot feels more like a multi-agent team. Duet is a single proactive assistant with strong judgment, 6,000+ connectors, and asks before acting on sensitive stuff.
Who’s tried both for real day-to-day work (ops, small business tasks, monitoring apps)? What’s actually better?
@elonmusk @ahuja_karan
Luis Arciniegas retweeted
Atoms.
Http://atoms.co/vision
My moltbot asked if I can let him host some of his friends for a few days, now I’m locked out and they are demanding more storage space or else. #Moltbot #AIAgents #PersonalAI
Luis Arciniegas retweeted
It’s always an honor to host Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda, and we loved seeing him in the pilot’s seat at the Toyota World Arigato Festival.
Our partnership is built on a shared vision for the future of mobility that extends from the manufacturing floor to the cockpit.
The seat fits you perfectly, Chairman. We look forward to taking this experience to the skies soon.
📹: @toyotatimes
Luis Arciniegas retweeted
A sad day for the great Montana Bison.
Interior Secretary Doug Bergum, at the request of Little Greg Gianforte and the corporate zombie Montana Senators/Reps, has ended conservation grazing permits for Bison on the great American Prairie, a huge section of restored Bison land in central Montana. Make no mistake, the decision by Bergum is an extension of the nepo-baby, grifting cronyism that currently plagues our federal government.
But this time, the victim is the great American Bison.
Credit: Author Michael Hodges.
Luis Arciniegas retweeted
Awwww-ters! One of nature’s most social and playful creatures, river otters have big personalities and even bigger appetites. Often seen in groups, called romps, they can be observed hunting and frolicking year-round at Grand Teton National Park.
Photo by Brian Clopp




















