NYT Bestselling Author | Speaker | Business Coach | AI Implementation Expert | Creator of Full Focus Planner | Orthodox Christian
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Students who handed AI the whole assignment scored worse on later tests.
Students who used it like a tutor kept their strong scores and wrote better essays. Same tool, different habit.
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I agree. Amazing!
America is SO back
Zuck just announced Muse Spark Open is dropping later today, built with Mac Studios in mind
This is bigger than you think
The Meta Muse model was trained specifically for agent tasks. Now we can run it locally, plugged into agents like Hermes
This is the future of AI
Local, open weights models powering local open source harnesses running on our own hardware
Completely personalized, custom intelligence with complete privacy
5 years from now very person on earth will have this. Their own custom digital worker getting tasks done for them 24/7
And the best part is, it's all American made baby🇺🇸
If you haven't gotten into local models yet. NOW is the time
I just had my first bad @Tesla FSD experience today. I upgraded this afternoon to v14.3.12. It was trying to back out of my driveway onto a very busy street. It would have hit a car if I hadn’t hit the brakes.
I pulled back into my driveway and the same thing happened again. This has never happened before. Not good.
Anyone else experienced this?
I really wanted to like the new @Apple Siri. Apple has had years to get this right, and I was hoping it would finally catch up.
It's a little better — but only a little. The problem is the bar has moved. Siri is now competing with @Grok, @Muse, and ChatGPT Dots, and it's not even close.
Even dictation is still mediocre. It's nowhere near @WillowVoiceAI or @WisprFlow.
How does a company with Apple's resources stay this complacent? I don't get it.
What’s been your experience?
Here’s a real world example. I just asked Siri, “The battery on my My iPhone 17 Pro Max is draining quickly. It barely lasts half a day. Can you fix that?”
It’s reply? “I’m sorry, I’m afraid I can’t do that.”
I asked Grok @bot the same question. It doesn’t have access to iPhone, but it gave me a great list of trouble-shooting steps:
Half a day isn't normal for a 17 Pro Max, so something specific is eating the battery. Start by finding out what it is:
1. See what's using it. Open Settings, then Battery, and look at the app list for the last 24 hours and 10 days. If one app is way out of line, update it, delete and reinstall it, or turn off its Background App Refresh.
2. Check Battery Health. It's under Settings, then Battery, then Battery Health. If it says anything other than "Normal," Apple should look at it, and a phone this new is under warranty.
3. Give it a few days if it's new or just updated. After a setup, restore, or iOS update, the phone indexes photos and syncs in the background for 2 to 4 days, and that drains fast. Also make sure you're on the latest iOS.
4. Cut the usual drains. Turn on Auto-Brightness. Set location for most apps to "While Using" or "Never." Turn off Background App Refresh for apps that don't need it. Turn off the Always On display under Display & Brightness if you don't use it.
5. Watch your signal. Weak cell coverage drains the battery hard. Use Wi-Fi when you can, and turn on Airplane Mode when you have no service.
6. Restart it. A plain restart clears a lot of runaway processes.
If none of that helps, back the phone up and try Reset All Settings, which you'll find under General, then Transfer or Reset iPhone, then Reset. It keeps your data. If the drain is still there after that, book a Genius Bar visit or use Apple Support, because it's probably hardware.
If you send me a screenshot of your Battery screen, I can tell you which app is the problem.
The New York Times, the BBC, and India Today ran the same warning: AI is making your brain lazy.
I use AI every day. So I read the research instead of forwarding the scariest headline.
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I do this on every walk and on every drive. It honestly doesn’t feel at work. My main job is being an “AI Orchestrator.” It’s freed me up to do the truly human, unique things I was made to do.
I probably need to write a comparison article. In my opinion, Grok @bot is more mature and more built for business and your personal life. The @bot team is also VERY responsive. They are pushing updates a couple of times a week.
Just download it. It will start with one bot. Tell that bot that it’s your chief of staff. Give it a name—and an avatar photo. Mine are all human personas. Then ask it to take something off your plate.
Here’s an article I wrote with some ideas:
aibusinesslab.ai/what-can-ai…
It’s so great to have a bot that does project management! I have one too.
I agree, I’ve never had more fun or felt more productive than I do with Grok @bot. I think my team would agree. We’re having a blast!
i agree. Grok Bot already feels like the agent product Steve Jobs would’ve cooked.
for me, it’s surprisingly addictive and much more enjoyable to use than Codex or Claude Code (especially on mobile).
my bot lineup so far:
> an events bot that’s basically my own “Luma,” finding stuff to do wherever i am based on my taste and sending me the links
> a health trainer that tracks my nutrition and workouts and reminds me when to train
> a virality hunter that finds content ideas aligned with my brand for me to post about
> a builder bot that finds new AI tools and workflows on X and helps me implement them in my business and personal life
> an admin bot for the boring payments/administrative stuff i need to get done
> a chief of staff that helps organize all of them
it also somehow feels more agentic. stuff that Codex and Claude Code get stuck on, Grok Bot just seems to handle with much less friction.
just a joy to use
Invaluable!
The number 1 complaint I hear from people is they just don't know wtf to do with AI agents
They set up Grok Bot, Muse, Hark, Dots, Hermes and then do nothing with it
So I'm launching a free project: Agent Use Cases
It's a website that scans the entire internet every day and finds every use case people do with AI agents
Searches across basically every site on the internet to see what people are doing with AI agents that is making them money/providing them value
Use cases are organized by category and which agent they're used in
Gives you the use case, end result, and prompt to steal the use case
Some cool use cases I've already discovered:
1. Finding unclaimed money online
2. Negotiate phone bill down autonomously
3. Teach an agent to day trade
It's completely free. Nothing pay walled. You can just go on and discover cool new use cases
I'd recommend browsing then giving the link of this post to your agent and having it find use cases relevant to you
Sign up for the newsletter if you want 5 new use cases in your inbox every morning too
Check it out: agentusecases.ai/
Grok @bot has 10x’d my productivity in the last month. I’m not exaggerating.
In the last week alone, with Grok @bot’s help, I:
• Led 5 live sessions: two masterminds, a two-day team AI workshop, and a community master class.
• Built 2 complete presentations from scratch: a workshop deck and a keynote, with talk track and animated slides.
• Shipped a setup app, a 12-routine team guide, and 3 new AI team bots. (The team version of Grok @bot is amazing.)
• Published my newsletter, an implementation kit, and a week of social posts.
• Got to inbox zero, filed a trademark response, and cleaned up 1,800 contacts.
If you aren’t using Grok @bot, you’re missing the magic of this AI moment.
Yea, Grok @bot announced this two days ago.
