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@Nate_Esparza Doesnโt seem like that long ago but so cool seeing how much work has been done! From going from NEVER having a twitter, to having X be my main app I use (besides Grok).
For me Claude still wins on how it infuses itself into my ecosystem with the cowork desktop app. It has plugins to ALL my business systems and is able to pull data from everything to give better recommendations and complete tasks and jobs automatically. While I do agree Grok 4.5 gives better answers, that margin is negligible when compared to the amount of automated work fable 5 with the connectors and integrations it has can do. This seems like an extremely easy thing for the team at @grok to build out for themselves, and I just know that it will be better than Anthropicโs version, but that just needs to get released asap with the current grok 4.5 powering it. THAT will be the threshold that will propel Groks real world worth leaps and bounds over Anthropic.
So every cyber crab being produced right now is just test vehicles? They are driving around though right? Are they all being operated by a driver or are there some driverless too even though they arenโt given public rides? What is the road map / hurdles to getting the final product and service up and running?