
What happened
SpaceXSI released Grok Bot 1.0, upgrading the beta launched in August into a full version that acts as a multiplayer AI teammate, learning from team members and deployable in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Why it matters
The bot now understands the team's work and the people doing it, so it can contribute to colleagues beyond whoever originally set it up — a shift from a personal assistant to a shared team member.
WHO IT HITSSlack and Microsoft Teams users who work in shared channels may soon find an AI bot participating in discussions, offering information, and taking on tasks; admins will need to manage what information the bot can access.
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Grok Bot started in August as a beta offered to X Subscription Premium subscribers at $30 a month and above, as well as Cursor customers, positioned as a personal computer-like agent running around the clock. With version 1.0, SpaceXSI is moving the product from a personal tool to a team tool: the bot can be shared, added to Slack and Microsoft Teams, and invited to video calls, where it follows discussions and can bring in relevant information. The company says the bot learns how a team operates, remembers decisions, draws on members' expertise, and can even suggest changes to how it works. For shared spaces, SpaceXSI added safeguards so the bot respects each user's permissions and asks for confirmation before sensitive actions. The update also improves browser navigation, document and presentation creation via interactive 'Pages', and integrations with tools such as Gmail, Google Calendar, and GitHub.
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