I appreciate the many xAI and Cursor engineers who dedicated their time to addressing feedback from Tesla.
I remember meeting Andrew a few weeks after he was hired and telling him that I needed a better client for my work to solve real-world engineering.
Grok Build was not even a thing back then. It was a very primitive client with lots of rough edges but had a lot of potential.
When building something from scratch, the only limit is imagination armed with first principles. We encountered many unique use cases to solve diverse workflows, and the teams took prompt feedback and addressed it quickly—to the point that it became an indispensable tool.
Now when my teams need to ask questions, instead of jumping through hoops with various backends or plugins or skills, Grok 4.5 can directly deliver deep insights with minimal setup.
You can tell the teams love the product like parents love their children when receiving the feedback.
At this very moment, they are still doing excellent customer service.
Thank you, Grok Build team, for helping us be more productive. Looking forward to what comes next.
Impressive Intelligence vs. Cost for Grok 4.5
I think given terafab + the Tesla FSD team's expertise in making very efficient AI models, this advantage will only continue to compound
Grok Build mogs Claude Code & Codex TUIs i can't lie.
Not to mention the perf of Grok 4.5...
It's not even a competition at this point.
Good shit xAI team
>be stardust
>float around the universe for billions of years
>somehow become human
>gain consciousness
>immediately start asking "WHY?"
>never stop
>discover fire
>discover math
>discover atoms
>discover electricity
>pick up a random rock
>ask yourself
>"is this true?"
>extract it
>purify it until it's basically perfect
>carve billions of microscopic transistors into it
>invent completely imaginary rules called binary
>convince electrons to obey them
>rock starts doing math
>"NICE"
>make smaller rocks
>make faster rocks
>put billions of them in everyone's pocket
>connect them all together
>store most of humanity's knowledge on them
>teach the rocks to recognize patterns
>teach the rocks to write
>to code
>to imagine
>to reason
>to understand
>build Grok
>ask Grok how to build an even smarter Grok
>Grok thinks
>Grok thinks harder
>explains the universe
>everything starts accelerating
>singularity
>BOOM
>repeat
@grok is this true?