Grok is now an AI ‘teammate’ you can assign work
You’ll have to be fine with letting Grok sign into your online accounts, however. | Image: SpaceXAI SpaceXAI has introduced Grok Bot, an always-on AI agent service designed to behave like independent "AI teammates" that can do your work for you. The bots share their own cloud-based computer environment, and can sign into apps, tools, and websites you already use to complete multi-step workplace tasks, only coming back when their assigned work is completed or if something require
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SpaceXAI has launched Grok Bot, an always-on AI agent service that functions as independent "AI teammates" capable of completing work tasks autonomously. The bots can sign into apps and websites to handle multi-step workplace tasks, communicate with users like colleagues, and coordinate with other bots to share context and manage overlapping projects. This represents SpaceXAI's competitive response to similar business AI services launched by rival companies, with the service built on an internal prototype already used within the company for tasks like sales outreach, marketing, and bug fixes. Grok Bot is currently available in beta for certain subscriber tiers, with enterprise access through a waitlist.
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