Overview
- SpaceXAI rolled out Grok Bot in early beta Tuesday, offering access to SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium subscribers on desktop and iOS while enterprise customers join a waitlist.
- Each Grok Bot runs on its own dedicated cloud “computer” that can sign into websites and apps through the graphical interface instead of using scoped APIs.
- Bots can learn workflows by watching a user perform a task, save those steps as reusable routines, run many-step jobs end to end, and coordinate with other bots in group chats.
- Reporters and analysts flagged security and trust risks because bots require account-level logins rather than revocable API tokens, which raises issues for permissioning, audit trails, error recovery, and compliance during beta testing.
- SpaceXAI also released Grok 4.6, a model tuned for long-running agents that the company says benchmarks competitively, signaling a push into paid digital labor against rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic.