I started using Grok Bot at work, and it's as useful as the one I already use for my personal and family life. It helps me prepare and send replies in Slack, keep track of onboarding tasks in a document, set up meetings with time zones and calendar availability in mind, and get daily recaps...
A quick tip if you use it for both work and home: the default is to switch between accounts in the Grok Bot app, but you can also use the Grok app or website for personal use and the Grok Bot app for work. The UX is surprisingly coherent.
At this point, if I didn't have a full-time job, I might as well apply to be a Grok Bot ambassador. 😅
@haloaerospace I think the future for Tenstorrent is very bright. My vote is clear: I joined because I deeply believe in its mission and its people, and I want to be part of building that future.
I joined Tenstorrent to work on building an open future for AI computing. Excited and humbled to tackle some of the most important, challenging, and fun problems in AI.
I am grateful for 15 years at Microsoft and the wonderful people I worked with. I got to work on M365 apps, services, and tech used by millions.
To mark the move, I used AI to turn my portfolio into a 1-minute video of my career and education: 22 years, 4 layers of the AI stack, and 6 hats along the way. There are way too many details embedded there, but it was just too fun to scope it down.
Great grounding for the AI conversation!
We talk mostly about models, but what makes the difference is the engineering system around them: permissions, controls and containment that live outside the model and make the whole system trustworthy.
My latest version of daily AI news is now run by a team of Grok @bot agents: https://t.co/l4xzhWxncn
Five agents each cover one beat every day, mostly tracking a curated list of companies and blogs: tech blogs, X, Latent Space AI News, models, and hardware. An editor bot checks their work and publishes my daily page at 10:01, plus a weekly roundup.
I went back and forth between one bot per source and one bot for everything, and landed on one bot per topic. That keeps each bot's context and focus tightly scoped, and lets me have deeper discussions and research when I need them.
And when I want to change the site itself, Cursor cloud agents open pull requests that I review and merge right from chat.
I'm amazed how Grok Bot brought me back to Cursor. Over the last 3 years, my primary setup went from Copilot and Cursor in the IDE, to Copilot / Claude / Codex CLI, and now Cursor is back in the mix.
A group of assistants (Grok Bot) working smoothly with engineering and design agents (Cursor Cloud Agents), guided by my English and Serbian prompts and voice (often mixed), from every device. Such a smooth and satisfying experience!
The difference between expectations and reality is what defines the level of happiness or disappointment.
If reality is better than expectations = happiness.
If expectations are higher than reality = disappointment.
Formula for happiness = work hard for reality to be great and try to lower expectations when and where possible.
We’re bringing the full power of Microsoft Office into the Copilot app, so you can go from initial idea to finished work all in one place, with the fidelity, performance, and collaboration you rely on.
Looking forward to you giving it a try in Frontier soon. Learn more: https://t.co/Hv67E1t6VC
Today we announced the preview of Microsoft Autopilot is rolling out to our first customers - "Autopilot is a persistent, proactive and personal agent that keeps working even when you’re not"
It's been a while since I updated you all on what we are building. First Scout is now Autopilot, and my team leads building this personal agent.
We are building Autopilot on @openclaw, working with @steipete and the OpenClaw Foundation to make it a fantastic enterprise grade runtime.
https://t.co/SGpU5xq9Ml
Re-introducing Sebastian, my Autopilot - and he is as excited as I am!
I migrated my family and personal (non-work) automations from OpenClaw to Grok Bot.
I am keeping my local OpenClaw as my harness for experimentation with models and ad-hoc tasks. That experimentation is what caused the automations we started relying on to not always run, and I decided to make a cleaner separation (and, honestly, to give Grok Bot a proper run).
I really like Grok Bot: everything natively in cloud, bots each having their memory and computer and being able to talk to each other, the convenience of an 'omnipresent' app with simple UX and navigation between bots, and already a strong reliability.
Turns out my home automations became production while I was still treating the machine as a lab 😁
@rocky_303 Good catch! Yes, I actually do use both.
Earphones bring me proper and often needed comfort and privacy - AirPods provide quick setup and great noise cancellation, while EarPods I like for extended calls or listening. In addition, kids often forget theirs and thus I lend mine 🙂
I like talking about wonderfully crafted products and while I rarely post about gear, this one deserves a post: AER City Sling 3 Ultra — durable build that is light enough to forget it's there, with pockets sized just right, each earning its place. It's what I carry on days I don't need my backpack, especially when traveling.
Since the calisthenics workout iPhone app was a hit at home with kids and me doing this daily, the kids got engaged to implement some of their ideas and we are (finally) doing a mini product development crash course. 😊
My older daughter works on her 'daily routine' iPhone app. My younger one works on a 'gymnastics' iPad app.
Day 1 we built the MVP with them explaining and me writing the requirements, day 2 they started writing desired improvements on their own, and I can totally see how they can start actually working with coding agent directly. There are some really interesting requests like recording gymnastics moves and AI reviewing and guiding that we need to figure out. 🙂
This is the first time I was also using coding agents in Serbian, so that they see first hand how things work, and it worked like a breeze.
Expectedly, we did find very similar apps in the app store, but they were clear that they want their own personalized thing. This is also a great learning for me about what is now 'cool and modern' nowadays with kids.
I built a calisthenics workout iOS app in under 4 hours with Claude Code — no logins, no ads, made just right for me.
A different 15min routine for every morning: Core, Pull, Push, Full Body, Mobility — with warm-ups, cool-downs, and how-to animations for every exercise.
I wanted more variety in my morning routine but wasn't really interested in one of the many calisthenics programs Instagram keeps pushing at me, especially as I have a set of proven exercises that work really well for me, and I wanted to expand on that.
I don't know that I am ever going to get used to this convenience of ultra personalized apps 😀
It took less than a work day to rebuild and move my https://t.co/MO1d4CuI5K hobby hiking Serbian 'blog' from WordPress / Bluehost to simpler static webpage / Cloudflare, ultimately simplifying maintenance and reducing cost.
I built this 5 years ago as kind of a mini 'blog' with the goal to provide a simple catalogue of one-day routes near Belgrade. I never intended to invest much in this and there have been many great ways to get your routes in the meantime (yes!), and I was thinking to simply deprecate this, but wanted to test the move with AI, and it was just a breeze.
I especially liked how browser automation effectively helped with all the non-trivial domain / DNS moves, and how the latest coding agents properly test and verify solutions without the need for too much extra prompting.
Just wrapped our earnings call.
It was a very strong close to what was a record fiscal year for Microsoft.
· Annual revenue: $331B, +18%
· MS Cloud: $214B, + 27%
· And Azure: $100B, +41%
And even bigger opportunity ahead!
I wanted to share some more perspective on two areas of focus for us:
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
https://t.co/AUKzoQ5Ikb
Today, @MistralAI and @Microsoft are expanding our partnership to bring Mistral’s frontier models across Azure, Microsoft Foundry, Copilot Studio, and Azure Local.
Europe should have access to the world’s most capable AI without compromising control over their data, operations, or digital future. By bringing Mistral’s frontier European models into our environment, we are providing customers with a trusted foundation for AI, one that offers both leading-edge innovation and the freedom to operate on their own terms.
Learn more: https://t.co/5MCYHAyktx