WIRED put six always-on AI agents through five everyday tests in one day. We break down every score, the prices, the awards and the privacy catch, and add up the totals to show why OpenAI’s Dots was the best AI agent and Meta’s Muse the best free one.
SpaceXAI’s Grok Bot can now search, read and monitor X natively, with no X account or connector needed for reading. We explain what was announced, how the integration changed since August, what the first day of testing showed, what the same reading would cost on X’s paid API, and the prompt injection, privacy and platform-rule risks businesses should check first.
SpaceXAI, formerly xAI, is building a Meetings feature that lets Grok Bot agents join Google Meet and Zoom calls from a link. We explain what the leaked screenshot shows, how Grok Bot works today, how a Bot could join a call, how it compares with ChatGPT, Zoom and Google meeting tools, and the consent and data questions to settle first.
Elon Musk says Grok Bot will use the best back-end model for each task, naming Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5, Midjourney and Suno. We set out what he said, why Grok Bot’s own docs already allowed it, what a task could cost on each model, why Midjourney and Suno are harder than they look, and what businesses should check before rolling Grok Bot out.
SpaceXAI has given Grok Bot a proactive Primary Bot that spots work and offers to handle it before you ask, and Grok 4.7 is now the base model across the Fast, Expert, Build and Heavy modes in the Grok apps. We cover how Primary Bot works, what free suggestions really cover, Grok 4.7’s benchmark gains, what is still undocumented, and what it means for businesses.
Minutes after OpenAI announced Dots, a viral post claimed Elon Musk’s xAI had bought dot.com to mock it. We checked the registry records, the redirect and the timeline: the record changed 63 days before the announcement and 14 days before xAI launched Grok Bot, which is where the address leads.
On 17 September 2026 Anthropic rebuilt projects in Claude Code from a folder into a single coordinating conversation: you describe the work, Claude starts a thread for each piece, and every thread is a full cloud session on its own branch with shared project memory and instructions behind it. Hours later, xAI switched on voice mode for Grok Bot, its always-on agent, powered by the same Grok Voice engine it had shipped to developers on fal the day before. This article covers the new architecture, the naming collision with the older Claude Projects workspace, the 200-thread daily ceiling, what Grok Bot voice mode actually is, and what both launches say about agent coordination.
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