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Elon Musk can be arrogant, impulsive, and spectacularly rude. But he has also helped make reusable rockets, electric cars, and satellite internet practical at scale. Steve Jobs was famously demanding, cruel, and difficult to work with. Yet he helped bring personal computers and smartphones to mass markets. Thomas Edison was combative and ruthlessly competitive. Yet his work on electric lighting, sound recording, and industrial research helped transform modern life. Henry Ford was a notorious antisemite who promoted conspiracy theories through his publications. Yet his assembly lines brought automobiles within reach of ordinary Americans and helped defeat Hitler. A society that has no room for difficult people may also have less room for extraordinary achievement.

What's New in Grok Bot 00:14 Shopping cards 00:27 Product pages 00:39 Order tracking 00:53 Payments 01:33 Custom modes 01:52 Team Bot logins and setup 02:09 Share and find Team Bots 02:51 Connector asks in Slack 03:12 Contacts in Vault 03:31 Rapid fire

I hear from the bot that runs my app about once a week, and that's pretty much it. Every product I run has one lead bot whose whole job is one number. This is a short series on how my 24 agents are set up (steal whatever's useful), starting with the project leads.

I don't trust one AI with any facts that matter, so whenever one of my bots needs research, a fact checked or advice on a decision, it goes to Tally. It writes one brief and sends it to Grok 4.7 and Claude Opus 5.5 separately, so neither sees the other's answer.