AI Personal Assistants: Muse, Grok Bot, Cue Usage & Comparisons

Leaked screenshots suggest X is preparing Xpass, a bundle of X, Grok, Grok Bot and Cursor in four monthly tiers at $8, $30, $100 and $200, with Grok Bot from Plus and autonomous capabilities at Ultra.

An AMD shareholder reads Zuckerberg's remarks as meaning agentic assistants will make CPUs more important, and notes Muse training took over $100B and 14 months.

The author downgraded from Premium+ to Premium for lack of added value, but Grok Bot's persistent agents running on their own cloud computer signed into your tools make them reconsider and possibly drop Claude.

A poll-style post asking people to honestly choose between the Meta Muse and Grok Bot personal assistants.

A developer pushes back on the claim that 3D demos don't represent real coding, arguing Meta underestimates how much playable 3D worlds show off Muse Wonder's abilities.

Grok Bot and Gemini agent pick the strongest available model per task, while Meta's Muse bakes assistant needs like Active Memory and Active Focus into model training, which the author sees as the long-term edge.

After watching his father use Grok Bot to organize school activity schedules, the author's son asked whether his school filter blocks Grok Bot so it could help with schoolwork and contacting teachers.

Podcast notes say Meta trains a multimodal, memory-focused personal assistant from the product side first, gives Wonder to paying users first, and spends on compute ahead of product validation.

A developer trying to introduce his sister to OpenAI Dots found the 'create your dot' button just opens ChatGPT, making Dots look nonexistent, so he pointed her to @bot instead.

A rumored unified X Pass subscription would include SuperGrok and Grok Bot in the $30 tier, with existing subscriptions refunded on a prorated basis.

The same Grok Bot routine costs $397 a month when polling hourly, but drops to $33–45 with event triggers and a cheap change check.

Highlights from Zuckerberg and Alexandr Wang's talk: Muse lets users fully delegate purchases, and Zuckerberg went from using Instacart twice a year to ordering weekly.