GPT Astra 6 on Ultra is actually insane.
I told it: build me a premium anti-gravity racing game in one HTML file.
TOOK 33 MINUTES AND
It built:
→ 3D looping / gravity-flipping tracks
→ 6 racers + AI personalities
→ Drift charging + boost system
→ Weapons + shields + decoys
→ Dynamic lighting + bloom + VFX
→ Procedural audio
→ Mobile controls
→ Full race + HUD + results system
No external assets.
Just one prompt → a playable game. 🏎️⚡️
Recorded the build process because this shit is getting ridiculous.
@ChatGPT
Muse Agent vs Grok Bot 🤖
Two different approaches to AI agents:
🔵 Muse Agent
• Personal AI agent for everyday tasks
• Web actions, planning, shopping & travel
• Background task execution
• Personalized memory
• Built around privacy & user approval
🟠 @Grok Bot
• AI teammate for getting work done
• Persistent cloud computer
• Deep research & coding
• Access to apps, websites & tools
• Multiple specialized bots can collaborate
Muse = personal assistant.
Grok Bot = AI coworker.
Which one would you actually use? 👀
@joemelko It’s better than grok in terms of usability and features that’s what early testers have told hopefully it won’t have usage limits like grok bot
Muse Agent vs Grok Bot 🤖
Two different approaches to AI agents:
🔵 Muse Agent
• Personal AI agent for everyday tasks
• Web actions, planning, shopping & travel
• Background task execution
• Personalized memory
• Built around privacy & user approval
🟠 @Grok Bot
• AI teammate for getting work done
• Persistent cloud computer
• Deep research & coding
• Access to apps, websites & tools
• Multiple specialized bots can collaborate
Muse = personal assistant.
Grok Bot = AI coworker.
Which one would you actually use? 👀
Muse Agent vs Grok Bot 🤖
Two different approaches to AI agents:
🔵 Muse Agent
• Personal AI agent for everyday tasks
• Web actions, planning, shopping & travel
• Background task execution
• Personalized memory
• Built around privacy & user approval
🟠 @Grok Bot
• AI teammate for getting work done
• Persistent cloud computer
• Deep research & coding
• Access to apps, websites & tools
• Multiple specialized bots can collaborate
Muse = personal assistant.
Grok Bot = AI coworker.
Which one would you actually use? 👀
Muse Agent vs Grok Bot 🤖
Two different approaches to AI agents:
🔵 Muse Agent
• Personal AI agent for everyday tasks
• Web actions, planning, shopping & travel
• Background task execution
• Personalized memory
• Built around privacy & user approval
🟠 @Grok Bot
• AI teammate for getting work done
• Persistent cloud computer
• Deep research & coding
• Access to apps, websites & tools
• Multiple specialized bots can collaborate
Muse = personal assistant.
Grok Bot = AI coworker.
Which one would you actually use? 👀
Muse Agent vs Grok Bot 🤖
Two different approaches to AI agents:
🔵 Muse Agent
• Personal AI agent for everyday tasks
• Web actions, planning, shopping & travel
• Background task execution
• Personalized memory
• Built around privacy & user approval
🟠 @Grok Bot
• AI teammate for getting work done
• Persistent cloud computer
• Deep research & coding
• Access to apps, websites & tools
• Multiple specialized bots can collaborate
Muse = personal assistant.
Grok Bot = AI coworker.
Which one would you actually use? 👀
Muse Agent vs Grok Bot 🤖
Two different approaches to AI agents:
🔵 Muse Agent
• Personal AI agent for everyday tasks
• Web actions, planning, shopping & travel
• Background task execution
• Personalized memory
• Built around privacy & user approval
🟠 @Grok Bot
• AI teammate for getting work done
• Persistent cloud computer
• Deep research & coding
• Access to apps, websites & tools
• Multiple specialized bots can collaborate
Muse = personal assistant.
Grok Bot = AI coworker.
Which one would you actually use? 👀
ChatGPT Images 2.5—faster, sharper, smarter, with better tools for creating whatever you can dream of.
- Faster image generation to keep your ideas flowing
- Improved fidelity for more natural, recognizable images
- Consistent details across multiple edits
- Comment-based edits to change only what you want
SITUATION DETECTED: OpenAI used 10,000 concurrent agents to arrive at the Navier–Stokes proof. The work took 88 hours from start to finish, and the agents used 300 billion output tokens in the process.