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A lot has happened in AI over the last few weeks. Actually, that sentence feels stupid now because you could probably write it every Monday until 2030. Big year. OpenAI has dots. xAI has Grok Bot.

On September 29, OpenAI walked onto the DevDay stage in San Francisco, said 1.2 billion people use ChatGPT every week, and then launched something that isn't a chatbot. It's called Dots. Within an

Most people don't fail at building because they lack ideas. They fail because they start with a categorical box instead of a clear defined path to solving a problem, or want out of life they wish to

Nobody hires a person by handing them the company card on day one and saying "handle my business." That is almost exactly how most people are about to hire their first Grok Bot. Create a Bot. Connect

I've been doing intensive testing of Grok Bot for the past weeks. There are many articles about Grok Bot but most of them are very shallow. It was hard for me to find useful stuff. These are the 4

I am yet to experience that “wow” moment that a lot of us experienced when using coding agents like Claude Code / Cursor in 2025. The use cases are not immediately obvious / sticky. Booking flights is

Airline Loyalty used to feel like paradise. For a lot of frequent flyers it now feels like a hub-city prison: scarce alternatives outside the fortress, points that won't let go, and product choices

Almost every day, one of the big tech companies puts out a new agent tool or model with new capabilities. Each one says it can take over your work and do everything for you with a few simple prompts,

The Grok 4.6 model, persistent computer, loops, graphs, routines, and approval system behind agents that finish real work Most people will use Grok Bot like a chatbot They will create one Bot Give it

Your agents rarely fail loudly. They stall, or they drift. Both look like silence until something downstream breaks. I fixed that with an idea the U.S. Marine Corps has trusted for decades: