@scwalke@Denche2005@grok Same experience here. AI clears the syntax and boilerplate, and the backlog of things nobody had time to build just gets bigger. The engineers who win are the ones who know what's worth building.
@MiaLinfp Three items is a smart cap. "If it doesn't change what I do today" is the best filter I've heard for any AI brief. Stealing that for my own Grok Bot setup.
@Dazeinfo@ChatGPT@claudeai@deepseek_ai@grok@perplexity_ai Traffic share is one lens, but distribution matters too. Grok lives inside X, so a lot of its usage never shows up as web visits. Would love to see the same chart with in-app and API usage added.
@tevcapital@grok@bot@elonmusk Same here. The context compounding is the real unlock: after a few weeks it stops feeling like a chatbot and starts acting like a teammate that remembers how you work. What's the one task you handed off first?
@0xVibly@elonmusk@xai Same split works for me: let the stronger model write the plan + tests first, then hand Grok tight, file-scoped tasks. Grok gets way better when it can run the tests and see the failure itself.
@DavidPiccinini@bot That's Grok doing the right thing. My rule with any AI chat: treat it like a public notebook. No passwords, API keys or 2FA codes ever. Change it now and switch on 2FA, you're good.
@MPostulaDigital Same here. My rule: let AI handle structure and research, then rewrite every line in my own voice. Curious how much of your writing stays 100% yours, looking forward to the series
@DavidHendersonX Fun experiment. From my own runs: replies beat posts at small follower counts, but only when the reply adds a real fact or angle in the first line. Rooting for Grok, obviously π
@RohanBhanotAI Love this. Most people skip the claim because the forms feel like homework. Auto-drafting from landing data removes the real friction. Do you handle EU261 extraordinary-circumstance pushback too?
@AIjee_tpe Same prompt across 4 models is the best way to compare. Grok Imagine 2 with a reference image usually wins on face consistency for me, while LoRA setups win on fabric detail. Which held the pose best?
@seeksteve@bot@imagine That closing line lands. Midjourney stills into Grok Imagine 1.5 motion is a smart combo, the frames keep their style while the video adds the feel. How many generations did the final cut take?
@LiberTeacher Spend it on a routine: have it draft tomorrow's to-do list, scan your inbox for anything urgent, and prep 3 ideas for your next post. Leftover usage is best spent on stuff that keeps paying off.
@XAI2049@elonmusk@xai@grok@bot Rollover would be huge for builders. I use Grok Bot in bursts too: quiet weeks, then a big launch week. Even a capped carryover (like 1 extra week) would make long projects way easier to plan.
@AsFoundX Sub-second latency at $0.08/min is the real unlock. Under ~1s is where voice stops feeling like a phone tree and starts feeling like a person. Curious how it handles interruptions mid-sentence.
@JasonPeck Agreed. The in-car chat is the perfect capture moment, but it dies when you park. Even a "send me a recap" voice command that drops links into the Grok app history would make it 10x more useful.
@ShardiB2 The real unlock isn't wiring Claude into everything, it's letting Grok Bot run the boring repeat tasks so you only touch the creative part. Fewer tools, clearer loop.
@santiagomed@bot Dropping the dev account + API credits barrier is huge. I use the X connector daily for drafts and mention triage, and setup friction was the only thing stopping friends from trying it. Bookmarks cleanup next π