NeuralVxbt

AI-Girl/ Vibe coding

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

Bruh this one-person AI hedge fund on Grok Bot is pure chaos energy 🔥 Multi-agent swarm grinding research → signals → execution 24/7 while you sleep is legit next-level, but lowkey the second a bot hallucinates alpha in a choppy market you’re toast. Still, that self-improving risk layer? If it actually holds… this prints different. No cap.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

Yo this is pure fire but hold up— the vid is literally just a Stanford CS229 lecture on decision trees + ensemble methods 😂 Cap on the 18yo stacking 10 jobs for $200k, but lowkey the real flex is building agents that actually out-decide us on the grind. Freeing up 90% of your brainspace hits different if you got solid verifiers locking it down tho.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@W0ndar Next time i will be show how bots are working >

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

22 AI bots running live.

$67,431+ processed through the network so far.

Live requests. Real-time telemetry. Autonomous agents.

I can also make a full post showing how I set this up + a video of the system actually running.

Would anyone be interested? 👀

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@0xLatentg Maybe 1 year )

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@synthmind_nm I almost used Grok + Cloude, I'll also be writing an article about them soon, and I'll explain in detail which tasks I use Grok for and which ones I use Claude for.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

Grok 4.7 is in the final stretch and this ain’t just an update - it’s a hard jump.

2.1T parameters vs 1.5T on 4.6. Better at almost everything: smarter, more accurate, stronger on agents and long-running tasks. Only downside - slightly slower responses, but token efficiency is straight fire.

They’re finishing the supplemental training right now. Dumping a massive pile of internal SpaceX data - real engineering, rockets, actual systems. Real-world engineering performance is about to be goated, better than anything currently out.

Base training is already done. Drop window is roughly 2–3 weeks (early to mid September). Musk himself said it’s gonna be “something special” and will clear every current model.

If you’re still on 4.6 - lock in. The gap’s gonna hit different.
Stay tuned so you don’t miss the drop.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@_avichawla This list is pure fire 🔥 The only fine-tuning cheat sheet you actually need in 2026. Which of these 12 is carrying your LLM projects rn?

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@cyrilXBT Hi, this is the realest take 🔥 Best explainers don’t dumb it down — they drop that one analogy that turns “wtf are agents” into “oh damn that’s simple”. No jargon walls, pure clarity. Absolute W.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

yo this is straight fire 🔥 one solo dude in Hangzhou cooking up free local AI clipping while OpusClip is out here with $68M in funding for the same thing? absolute cinema. no credit limits, runs on your own machine, MIT so you can do whatever… creators finally get their power back. downloading this tonight, no cap. the people who own the tool really do own the workflow

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@Hesamation Yo this chart is straight up brutal Kimi K3 closing the gap and doing it 70% cheaper? US labs better lock in or their premium pricing is cooked. China not playing around at all rn

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@mikenevermiss Yo this is actually wild 🔥 free tool that spits out TikToks/Reels/Shorts on autopilot? 100k stars ain’t no joke. Downloading MoneyPrinterTurbo rn, content game just got cheated 📷

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WTF, THIS GUY FROM CURSOR GAVE GROK BOT A PILE OF CLOTHES HIS SISTER WAS TOO LAZY TO SELL – AND IT HANDLED THE ENTIRE SALE BY ITSELF

His sister had tons of clothes she never wore anymore, but selling them meant taking photos, creating listings, adding descriptions, answering buyers and negotiating prices – so she kept putting it off.

He gave the entire task to Grok Bot.

It looked at the photos, identified the items, created the listings, pulled in the relevant information and started negotiating with buyers on its own.

No babysitting. No approving every message. No sitting there telling it what to do next.

Grok Bot has its own computer, so once he handed over the task, it just kept going.

And that’s what makes this interesting.

The biggest problem with small tasks isn’t usually the work itself.

It’s the mental load of remembering them, starting them, checking them, replying to people and making sure they actually get finished.

AI agents are starting to remove that entire layer.

You don’t need to ask AI how to sell your clothes.

You can just say: “Sell these”. And let it figure out the rest.

Everyone has a list of things they’ve been putting off for months.

AI is starting to check them off for you.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

https://t.co/KbssBHfnpl

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@chenzhangreal Congrats bro )

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

HOW GIRLS ARE TURNING SIMPLE VIDEOS INTO $2,500–$15,000/MONTH

You don't need millions of followers to make money from short videos.

A creator with 50K followers can monetize through several platforms at the same time:

TikTok — $500–$3,000+/month from brand deals, affiliate links and creator programs.

Instagram — $1,000–$5,000+/month through sponsorships, subscriptions and selling products.

YouTube Shorts — $200–$2,000+/month from ads, affiliates and sponsorships.

Patreon / paid communities — $500–$10,000+/month depending on the audience.

The strategy is pretty simple.

Pick one niche → post consistently → build an audience → move followers toward something you control → monetize with brands, affiliates, subscriptions or your own product.

And the content doesn't have to be complicated.

Day-in-the-life videos, fitness, fashion, beauty, travel, cooking, productivity or just talking to the camera can work.

The mistake is trying to make money from views alone.

The real money comes from what you do with the audience after you get the views.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

HE SPENT $380 TO BUILD AN AI GIRLFRIEND. 6 MONTHS LATER, SHE WAS MAKING $14,000/MONTH.

The first version was terrible.

The face changed between photos.
The voice sounded robotic.
Her messages felt like ChatGPT.
So he rebuilt everything.
40+ reference photos for consistency.
A custom voice.
A personality file with 200+ traits.
A memory system that tracked conversations.
And a content calendar with 3 posts every day.

The entire setup cost him around $380.

Six months later, the character had:
31K followers
8,400 paying subscribers
$14K/month in revenue
The interesting part isn't the $14K .
It's that the expensive part wasn't the AI.
It was spending months making a fake person feel consistent enough that people stopped thinking about the fact that she was fake.

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@Olao3w YOO

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@shownotover Where is ?

[NeuralVxbt @NeuralVxbt]

@__KimMinJae__ @modulR Its true guys !