As the clap closes, the set is silent, one can only hear the soft ticking of the camera, as if a heartbeat, as our creation forms. A freelance Cinematographer
@elonmusk@NachoQuixotic Looks crazy! Maybe we should make a platform for films from the future that feel more human, so we understand it's possible, feel loved and humane, and grasp that we're getting closer every day. I think we should work on that.
I built this with Grok — try it out: Subject: I fired Squarespace and rebuilt my site in a day
I had a website. That's not the story. The story is that I was paying Squarespace — or as I apparently call it out loud, "square species," which honestly feels more accurate for something that quietly feeds on you every month — a genuinely offensive amount of money for the privilege of dragging a text box two pixels to the left and being told no.
Every year the invoice arrived and I did the thing we all do: sighed, paid it, felt vaguely robbed, went back to work. Twenty-five years of shooting commercials, music videos and broadcast, and my digital home was a rented apartment where I wasn't allowed to move the furniture.
So this month I ditched it and rebuilt the whole thing in Grok Build. One day. ONE. Showreel, work, about, services, contact — the entire site, and for the first time it actually looks like something I'd shoot instead of something a template shot at me.
The embarrassing part is how easy it was. I kept waiting for the moment where it gets hard and I crawl back to the square species with my credit card out. It never came.
I recommend it very, very much. Especially if you're currently subscribing to a website the way other people subscribe to a gym they don't go to.
It's live. Go look. Tell me what's broken.
@imagine@grok@imagine@SpaceX@elonmusk
https://t.co/Ga6YImSg5U
It’s really, really sad that technically it’s a press of a button! And no excuse for legal regulatory rules because here in Israel the Chinese cars already have it working! So it’s just about @Tesla!! I really hope Tesla @spacexai@SpaceX will change it immediately here in Israel!! in some cases it’s really about buying a car or not! I really hope you understand this:)) love TESLA
I’m super happy to know that I’m super happy to hear it.. but still don’t understand why it’s not worldwide. Why don’t you open the function that can save lives to hundreds and thousands of people literally saved their life. To have GROK is not only a luxury function of comfortability.!! @elonmusk@ElonMuskAOC@Tesla@grok
🚨 Tesla has quietly switched Cybertruck underbody panels from aluminum to a new composite.
• Confirmed by Cybertruck lead engineer Wes Morrill
• Lighter, more durable, and lower cost than the previous aluminum parts
• Better formability around bolts improves underbody airflow
• Small efficiency gain from cleaner aerodynamics
• Spotted on vehicles built as early as April 2026
The change continues Tesla’s pattern of mid-cycle production improvements without a formal model-year update.
@grok @fmd497483 ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Only the male ego! Especially in this case, where they think that war can solve some bigger problem. So the ego is controlling.
💥 "Only Bibi Can..." by Haim Saban
An Israeli-American billionaire, media mogul and lifelong, passionate supporter of Israel, Saban turns Netanyahu’s own campaign slogan against him—exposing the devastating toll on Israel's security, economy, and U.S. relations.
Watch 👇
#IsraeliDemocracy #UnXeptable #Israel #HaimSaban
@CrisGiardina 265 years ago, nations at war let enemy astronomers cross lines to measure the Transit of Venus together — first global science collab. We built this cinematic short entirely with Grok Imagine + video in ~2 weeks. Proud to use your tools and share this story with the world: let’s choose peace over war. https://t.co/YC1vP83HVt 🙏
https://t.co/5DsvF0ASI0
265 years ago today, science became more important than war.
TRANSIT is a two-minute AI film about the 1761 Transit of Venus - an event that inspired one of the largest scientific collaborations in history. During the Seven Years' War, rival nations allowed astronomers to continue their journeys to observe it.
A story about prediction, collaboration, and what humanity can achieve when we work together.
Created by @nimshap, @tamiravidor and @seffyhirsch.
@SkyandTelescope@AstronomyMag@universetoday