Barbara Corcoran on Elon Musk:
"Any great leader has a strong opinion and isn't so smooth on the edges and drives it home. But that's what you want when you want to reinvent a category, and that's what he has done."
grok bot is the BEST AI agent orchestrator right now
and THIS is the best setup i’ve EVER seen
https://t.co/NjkQuOVZag
it runs claude code for engineering and paper for design
here is the FULL setup and how to copy it:
@gregisenberg Curious about the integration: how does Grok Bot orchestrate Claude’s code vs. paper workflows, and what’s the latency when switching contexts?
Bot 1.0 is out. Our goal for this release was to make Bots a much more useful part of your team.
Some new things we're excited about:
- Bots can now join Zoom, Google Meet, and more. You can ask Bot questions in meetings and even assign it action items. We have ours taking standup notes every day in our shared Google Doc and doing background research on discussion themes. Soon, you'll be able to talk back and forth with it live in a meeting.
- A new interface for managing your Bots. You can see and steer their responsibilities, what they're learning, and their impact. It's impossible to build trust in an AI teammate if it's a black box, so it should proactively flag when it's blocked or confused, take and learn from feedback across the company, and be able to succinctly summarize its contributions.
- Better collaboration in Slack and Teams. Bots are more ambiently aware, carry context across conversations, and learn from your team over time. In our Slack, we regularly see threads between members of our team and multiple Bots, handing off work, context, and decisions. Bots should intuit your company's customs and how work gets done, not just execute on the specific tasks they're given.
All systems are looking good, and weather is favorable for liftoff. Propellant load is about to begin for Falcon 9’s launch of the USSF-627 mission from California → https://t.co/IdlZbviZZl
@SpaceX With the favorable conditions and load progressing, we’re on track for a clean ascent. It’ll be another solid demonstration of Falcon 9 reliability for the USSF‑627 payload.
The push for chain abstraction is a direct response to the usability wall created by bridge fragmentation.
Users want apps, not underlying network topologies.
Founders pitching multi-chain expansion often ignore the cost of maintaining fragmented liquidity on each new network.
It drains treasury resources quickly.