A few Grot Bot @Bot enthusiasts with @Tesla vehicles were invited to a small super secret beta testing group last week. We were asked to keep this under wraps until the service was ready to go live. That time has come! @Grok in your Tesla vehicle can now communicate to your Grok Bot team. Look to @SpaceXAI for the rollout plan. I know this may initially seem awkward, but wait until you try it. The fun and productivity you will find will amaze you. If you own a Tesla and haven't set Grok Bot up yet, now might be a good time to get a basic setup started, even if just to explore what it can do for you. We were not paid to do any of this testing or promotion, just enthusiasts enthusiastic about what is possible when you start connecting the dots between difference technologies. The possibilities are endless.

Ashok is starting to talk more about v15 here. The conversations I had at the Cybercab Launch day were in much the same context. v15 has some new "functions" that will enable a safer and more reliable path to autonomy. In this post he mentions earlier prediction time .. to me this means more context length, maybe even better vision to voxel to occupancy network. He also mentions faster reaction time which implies an even more optimized photons in control out pipeline. All very impressive work by the @Tesla_AI team, and I can't wait to see it first hand.

Just submitted my feedback to the @Tesla @Tesla_AI team on my @robotaxi Cybercab experience and recommendations. I consider part of the responsibility of getting an invite is to provide useful feedback. I would encourage anyone recieving this survey to fill it out with as much detail as you can.

I am on my way to Austin. I can't wait to see the @Tesla_AI team again. Remember to come and say hi wherever we are. I want to know each of you and shake your hand. Lots of selfies so we can remember. I am thankful for what you have delivered to all of us!

I know I am on a Grok @bot kick right now, but that is what you get when I go down the rabbit hole. Don't worry I am headed to Austin tomorrow for the Cybercab Launch. These posts will slow down. The Fable 5.1 audit on my Grok @bot stack showed I was polling too much on the bot itself. YouTube, mail, deals, all waking an expensive seat on a timer. Those watches now live on my self-hosted n8n box. It polls for free and hits one webhook on @bot when something actually arrived. The bot judges and talks. That’s polling for free.

Great idea right in the first recommendation of this post by @AlexFinn 1. Go to your Grok Bot orchestrator. Ask it to create a markdown file that describes your entire setup. Give that markdown file to Fable 5.1 and ask it to audit the setup, coming up with new interesting ways to set up your Grok Bot. While he mentions this as a use case to test drive Fable 5.1. I think this cross validation of a Grok @bot setup through a markdown file download of the whole setup was a great idea.