Grok @Bot only gets better from here
Gavin Baker says Grok Bot feels like another ChatGPT moment because it turns hours of Claude Code work into seconds:
"You see these 23-year-old kids and just the way they use AI, they're just fluent and native in it. I just feel like maybe in a way that no matter how hard I try, I will never be, and I'm trying really hard."
"We got Claude Code. I built some stuff, did some cool stuff, and in, I don't know, 3 minutes of creating Grok Bots, I had much better versions of everything I created."
"I love having a podcast summarizer... It takes 10 seconds in Grok Bot. It's amazing, and it's so good."
"A Substack summarizer, an X summarizer, an X sentiment tracker for topics and stocks... All of those would have taken me hours working with Claude Code, and they each took 7 to 12 seconds with Grok Bot. And it's better."
"To me, Grok Bot does feel like another ChatGPT moment."
@GavinSBaker @DavidGeorge83
Movies make people fear the wrong thing
Three Mile Island produced zero deaths, a chest X-ray dose, and a 30 freeze on new American reactors.
A stuck valve and a misread gauge caused a partial meltdown on March 28, 1979. “The China Syndrome”, a movie about a cover up at a nuclear plant, released in theaters 12 days earlier, so newsrooms had a field day with this one.
While Thornburgh advised pregnant women and small children only inside a five mile radius, national coverage turned it into a regional evacuation.
Panic eased when Carter walked the control room 4 days later, but the damage was done.
Columbia’s 1990 study of 32,000 nearby residents found no significant cancer increase. Nuclear stayed one of the safest energy sources ever measured. But the movie and the headlines didn’t allow a return to normalcy.
To bring large AI data centers online requires building massive power plants, transformers, liquid cooling loops & chillers, as well as incredibly complex networking (especially for training clusters)
BREAKING: Elon Musk says Google and Anthropic are leasing AI compute from SpaceX amid a growing power shortage, adding that SpaceX has brought AI compute online better than anyone else so far.
“Even before next year, there are challenges with power, which is why Google, Anthropic and many other companies are leasing compute from SpaceX. We’ve been able to bring AI compute online better than anyone else so far. Constructing our own power plants is the only way we were able to do it”
New feature
Dude WTF? When the F did @spacexai release this feature? In voice conversation mode, you can share your screen with the voice model, and it can see everything you're doing in the browser/talk you through anything you want? How did I miss this? This is amazing. It works so well.
Extending consciousness beyond Earth, ultimately to the stars, is a fundamentally good goal
SpaceX’s road to making humanity multiplanetary is really incredible when you see the milestones together
- 2008 → Falcon 1 becomes the first privately developed liquid-fueled rocket to reach orbit
- 2010 → Falcon 9 completes its first flight
- 2012 → Dragon becomes the first private spacecraft to visit the ISS
- 2015 → Falcon 9 lands on land for the first time
- 2016 → First Falcon 9 droneship landing
- 2017 → First Falcon 9 booster reflight
- 2018 → Falcon Heavy launches for the first time
- 2020 → SpaceX returns human spaceflight to America
- 2021 → Starship SN15 completes a successful high-altitude flight and landing
- 2021 → Inspiration4 becomes the first all-civilian crew to orbit
- 2022 → Starship and Super Heavy become a full stack
- 2023 → First integrated Starship flight
- 2024 → Super Heavy gets caught by the launch tower for the first time
- 2025 → A Super Heavy booster flies for a second time
- 2026 → Starship V3 and Raptor 3 take flight
18 years of relentless iteration.
Falcon 1 → Falcon 9 → Dragon → Falcon Heavy → Starship.
Each milestone solved another piece of the puzzle
And the destination has stayed the same from the beginning:
Make life multiplanetary

















