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my dog refuses to walk past a certain spot in the hallway and this is why i can't have nice things just sending follow-ups make me question my career choices
MY CHILD IS DYING, PLEASE😭
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I beg you, I need treatment.
I kiss your hands
Help my sick child, she's dying
https://t.co/RyaPLGSbZv
HE GAVE 3 AI AGENTS THEIR OWN COMPUTERS. THEY STARTED WORKING ON HIS X ACCOUNT
One bot researches. One creates. One writes. You review.
Most people will use Grok Bot like a chatbot.
That’s maybe 10% of what it can actually do.
The other 90% is giving each agent its own computer, browser, files, memory and a specific job then letting them work while you’re offline.
< Research agent finds trends
< Creative agent makes visuals
< Writing agent creates X posts
< Agents share one cloud environment
< Routines run automatically
Not “ask AI = get answer.”
It’s more like hiring a remote team.
Grok Bot: easiest
OpenClaw: maximum control
Hermes: self-hosted power
Buzz: multi-agent workspace
The tradeoff: convenience vs control
THE FANTASY IS A MACHINE THAT DRIVES FOR 20 DAYS STRAIGHT. THIS ONE NEEDS A CHARGE BEFORE YOUR SHIFT ENDS.
Every humanoid on the market runs a few hours on a battery, and actual physical work drains it a lot faster than walking around a stage does.
Which is why the seat is the interesting part and the driving is not. That car already has computer controlled steering, throttle and brakes, so hands on the wheel add nothing but footage.
Put the same machine in a 1998 excavator and it stops being theatre. Nobody is retrofitting a twenty year old digger with drive by wire, and that installed fleet is worth more than every humanoid ever built.
What old machine in your world would you automate tomorrow if something could just sit in the seat?