@GergelyOrosz: Time to see how much faster AI allows AI labs to execute: Grok Bot is a MASSIVE success (I'm hooked) and is the "Claude…
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The post highlights the success of Grok Bot as a transformative tool for knowledge work, akin to Claude Code, and criticizes AI labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google for delaying similar releases, which could lead to lost market share.
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Time to see how much faster AI allows AI labs to execute:
Grok Bot is a MASSIVE success (I’m hooked) and is the “Claude Code” moment for “normie” knowledge work. OpenClaw without needing to know anything about OpenClaw.
Every day OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others wait with releasing something similar: they are giving up future market share. On a market that is likely to be a lot bigger than coding AI agents!
So: how long until the next one of them launches their own “copy” (tailored, of course) of Grok Bot?
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