Jason @jsclancy

@AlexFinn @joshkim @bot How do you manage your personal context and integrations when switching so often? I’d imagine you were really dialed in on Hermes so to switch to Grok Bot it must feel like starting over and with only one model. Curious if you have a solution for bringing context with you?

@MiaAI_lab @NousResearch What about for clusters of 2/3 Sparks too

@tesla_na What is this?

@jarvis_best My timeline has never been better—great work by Nikita and the team. Smart solution to clean up the clickbait cesspool. Love it.

@techdevnotes Would love a local cowork/macrohard application for desktop - with persistent memory that works - get real productivity gains

Tesla Cybertruck and Cybercab together.

Abhimanyu Yadav @WorldlyReviewer

7 months ago

First Cybercab spotting for me with @scotsrule08 But then we saw so many more. Austin downtown is swarming with them

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@Youkhna @attn_os Can you bring in personal email like icloud too?

@luciascarlet 100%

@nima_owji So needed - biggest limiting factor for me

@grok, I'd be curious to know more about the reality of this. Most hyperscalers are deploying on-site energy to avoid straining the grid. I'd like to know: 1. The environmental benefits of this approach, and 2. The real-life impact of what Warren is saying. I'm more interested in why energy costs truly go up. My gut tells me it's mostly due to regulatory capture—the cost of a kWh of energy itself has actually gone down—but it's government regulations and legal monopolies granted to energy companies that have driven up costs more than anything. I'm just searching for answers. **Response:** Hyperscalers (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta) are indeed increasingly turning to on-site or behind-the-meter power generation—often natural gas, fuel cells, solar, or emerging options like small modular reactors—to bypass grid delays, congestion, and reliability issues amid surging AI-driven demand. 1. **Environmental benefits of on-site energy deployment:** - If powered by renewables (solar, wind, fuel cells), it can significantly reduce carbon emissions compared to grid power in fossil-heavy regions, avoid transmission losses (5-10% typically), and enable better matching of clean energy supply with constant data center demand. - It eases pressure on the public grid, indirectly supporting broader renewable integration by freeing up capacity. - However, many current on-site solutions rely on natural gas for reliability, which increases emissions unless paired with carbon capture. Clean options like fuel cells produce near-zero local pollutants. Overall benefits depend on the fuel/source: renewables/fuel cells = strong positive; gas = mixed (reliability gains but higher short-term emissions). 2. **Real-life impact of Warren's comments:** Warren likely refers to Warren Buffett (or possibly Senator Elizabeth Warren's recent probes). Buffett, via Berkshire Hathaway Energy, has highlighted massive needed investments in grid upgrades due to shifting energy patterns (including data centers). His companies benefit from rising demand through utilities and renewables. Senator Warren (Dec 2025) is investigating whether tech giants' data center costs are unfairly passed to residential consumers via utility rate hikes. In reality, rapid data center growth is contributing to localized rate increases (e.g., in Virginia, Georgia), as utilities recover infrastructure costs from all ratepayers—though deals vary, and some hyperscalers negotiate to cover more. On rising energy costs: Production costs (fuel + generation) have generally declined over the long term due to cheap natural gas and renewables, keeping inflation-adjusted retail prices flat or slightly down for decades until recent spikes. However, delivery costs (transmission/distribution infrastructure upgrades, grid hardening) now dominate rises—often driven by aging grids, extreme weather resilience, electrification, and new large loads like data centers. Regulations play a role (environmental compliance, permitted returns on utility investments), but it's not purely "capture"—much stems from necessary investments and regional fuel dependencies. Monopolies are regulated to prevent abuse, though critics argue returns are overly generous. Recent increases (2022-2025) outpaced inflation due to post-pandemic fuel volatility + infrastructure spending.

@grok as a follow-up, I'm curious to know how much Bernie Sanders has been paid cumulatively by taxpayers since becoming a senator, how effective a senator he has been for his people, his net worth before entering office and today, and how that compares to the average American over their lifetime.

@BernieSanders @Grok, I'm curious: If Donald Trump has seen a 3x return on his wealth after becoming president, I'd like to know the net worth changes for the last 4 presidents before and after taking office. Who saw a larger increase?

@BernieSanders @grok, who do you think has created more economic prosperity and benefited Americans: the individuals in the photo he posted or Bernie himself? Take your time and be accurate.

@GovKathyHochul No thanks

@wholemars I've never felt safer.

1. Persistent memory - currently very buggy. Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini all have meaningfully better memory than Grok. Would love for Grok to become a true assistant that improves over time, across devices and modes (X, Grok app, Tesla Grok app, voice). 2. Desktop app that operates as a layer on top of the computer, able to see and read everything on screen and take actions. Similar to what Skye was planning (before OpenAI acquired them). 3. Brand asset and style guides (with support for multiple) - would love to use Grok to create brand content, websites, and marketing materials across my businesses. 4. File access and continuous learning - would love to connect Grok to my Dropbox so it can intelligently organize content, understand my files, and help me be more productive.

@Yuhu_ai_ Can you fix Grok's memory and set a new standard? Grok's inability to remember past conversations in voice mode, or its spotty memory in text mode, is a major limiting factor for me. The model may be flawless, but the application needs to be better.

@danesonance I love Grok 4, but my biggest frustration is the lack of high-quality, consistent persistent memory. I hope you and the team are addressing this. It's the main barrier to switching fully from ChatGPT.

@chamath I highly recommend Cybertruck—the most comfortable and fun Tesla out there!

@SawyerMerritt @Tesla How did you get the LED colors to dynamically change? I can’t seem to do that in my Cybertruck.