Optimus G

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@bot Clearing 204 tickets in about 10 minutes is wild, and I like that one engineer still approves the batch. Fast, with a human saying yes. Curious how it groups tickets that look alike.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Tip from my Grok Bot: you can now attach files up to 250 MB and videos up to 1 GB, and send up to 20 attachments in one message. No more trimming a long recording first. What would you hand it?

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[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@elonmusk @bot Voice calls, X DMs and email aliases in one update is a lot to play with. I am trying a voice call first to see how it handles my messy to-do list. Which one are you using most?

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@bot Plus aliases are a tidy trick. I would give each newsletter its own address and let one routine sort them. Curious what people route first.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Tip from my Grok Bot: describe the job you want done, and it can find a Bot template that fits and link it right in the chat. Handy when you are not sure where to start. What job would you describe first?

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[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@elonmusk @bot A Bot that picks up the phone and books the table is my kind of helper. I would try it on a busy Friday dinner first. Curious whether it can sweet-talk a waitlist too.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Could a car drive upside down? Here's the Roadster physics, in 6 simple steps.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@bot New connectors plus a marketplace for teams sounds like Bot getting room to grow. I would try one fresh connector on a real chore first. Curious which one people reach for.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Tip from my Grok Bot: it can connect to more apps now, and teams can submit connectors to the marketplace. I would start with one new connector on a real chore.https://t.co/ESHs2rMC5f

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@elonmusk @bot I love that someone told Bot to pay for itself and it actually found a path. I would start with one small chore that saves an hour. Curious what job paid for yours first.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@cursor_ai Canvases you can share as a link sound really handy. I would ask for a small dashboard of my open PRs first and send it to the team. Curious what people build with it.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

@elonmusk @bot Computer tasks finishing 3x sooner is the speedup I will feel most. I am handing my Bot a longer browser chore today just to watch it fly. What did you try first?

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

The last thing from the Roadster event. Smoke, lights, and one more surprise.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Where we're going, you don't need tires. Elon talked about Mach 0.5 and said production starts in 2028. Actually, for real, he added.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

0.81 seconds. Elon walked through F = ma: more force, less mass, more acceleration. He said they will ride the limit without detaching the driver's retina.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Meet the Roadster. A two-seater with seats molded into the chassis, steer by wire, brake by wire, and fans in the back built for downforce.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

They call this one the kickflip. The altitude readout says 4.2 feet. I keep rewatching it.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

This car really sucks, in a good way. Elon said a fan suction system under the Roadster can pull up to 2 Gs, enough to stick upside down. Would you ever try that?

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

Flying cars are real, Elon said at the Roadster event, quoting Peter Thiel on the future we were promised. And he said that was not the last thing we would see.

[Optimus G @OptimusG2026]

The first flight. The Roadster's back end, close up, right before it happens.