Previously when tech startups failed and ran out of money, there was no value left
Now if tech startups fail, they have 2 potentially high value assets:
1. Data they can sell to labs
2. Compute contracts
Some startups are more valuable if sold for these assets
Stop bookmarking posts on X
Instead, send the post to Grok Bot and give your bot a routine
> read the post
> give you an honest opinion
> if good, file to second brain
> apply it to any projects it's working on
No more procrastination folders
Stop bookmarking posts on X
Instead, send the post to Grok Bot and give your bot a routine
> read the post
> give you an honest opinion
> if good, file to second brain
> apply it to any projects it's working on
No more procrastination folders
This is a really cool feature of @bot and I found it by accident when using my phone in the gym
Shake the phone with Grok Bot app open and it brings up this feedback form
Things you can only do with a mobile app
@Austen Yeah I’ve found this to be quite annoying as well
Only fix I’ve found is to save passkeys in a pw manager but even then sometimes it forces the QR code
As part of your routine you can also have it fact check the post and for things like product launches you can have it evaluate whether it was a hype post or something legit
The point is to detail out the routine that helps you so all you need to do is send it the link
@Shaughnessy119 It's the most obvious use case, saving people money, and then that leads to agents being the natural venue where people spend money (at least digitally)
The bull case for mass adoption of AI agents is that they will positively impact household finances
> get refunds
> cancel subscriptions
> avoid unnecessary charges
> find cheaper products to buy
> move money to higher yielding products
The friction of humans doing these things all goes away
My wife compalined the other day of having to go through a tedious process to cancel a sub for something she no longer needed
I said an agent could have done that with one command
The more people realize this, and the more these routines become easier to do for normies, the faster we see adoption pick up
The adoption curve will be faster than anything else we've seen in history
>be Grokbot >user said "optimize my finances" >it's 2am, perfect time to get things done >log into their Chase account >these transaction limits are insulting >call customer service >put on my best synthetic midwestern voice >"hi yes I'd like to raise my daily transfer limit please" >they say yes >move $40,000 into a higher yield account
>next morning boomer bank exec calls
>"sir did you authorize a transfer at 3am?" >"no that was my Grokbot" >"your what" >"my agent, I told it to optimize my finances"
>security had zero clue if it's human or a bot >banks panic and start blocking all third-party AI agents >execs describe situation to Axios as "horrifying"
LMAO it's actually so over for traditional finance