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The last two weeks have been great for the AI world. Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots promise to keep working after you close the tab. That has been the focus of the last few weeks of AI product news,

A Builder's Case for Simulation Theory We are such stuff As dreams are made on; and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. — Prospero, The Tempest, Act IV, Scene I (Cambridge edition, 1863) The

dot.com still sends you straight to Grok Bot: we requested it at 14:53 WIB today and got a 301 redirect to x.ai/bot. The dot.com record changed on July

The school notice is in one place. The appointment is in another. The document exists, but somebody still has to remember where it went and what needs doing next. Could we ask one question and get

A Grok Bot hiring guide from @distortgeekin has passed 62.7 million views five days after it went up, and its rule fits in one line: give the Bot one boring first job, put it through three probation

The Practical Guide to Hiring, Training, and Managing a Grok Bot You would interview a human before giving them access to your customers, inbox, and company card. Give your AI employee the same

A one-person company needs a way to move work forward while its owner is busy delivering, selling, or making decisions Grok Bot can take on recurring preparation and execution tasks Your harness gives

On October 4, Elon posted: “No more AI. SI. It’s better.” He also said SpaceXAI would be renamed SpaceXSI. X.com The name change doesn’t establish that superintelligence has arrived.

An AI employee can finish the assignment and still be a bad hire. Imagine a new assistant bringing you a polished competitor report. The formatting is excellent. Every section is filled. The

I've got agents running everywhere now. Claude Code in a few terminals, scheduled jobs, things checking things for me while I sleep. And with always-on agents like OpenAI Dots and Grok Bot landing in