I gave Grok Bot a printer. Now, it helps me plan my day 1:18 Prototyping with @bot 2:02 Printer access through desktop 2:55 Pulling calendar, @X, and workouts 3:46 Automating 4:32 Why go physicalRead original on X
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Grok Bot demo prints a physical daily plan automatically
The agent gets desktop printer access and pulls calendar, X, and workout data to produce a printed day plan.
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SITUATION DETECTED: Mistral announced the 1T Mistral Large 4, "Le Chonk", available via API today, open weights will be released at the end of the month.Read original on X
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Mistral Large 4 Preview (Le Chonk) scores 38 on AA intelligence score. a bit underwhelming, but I’d welcome anything coming out of EU at this point: > 1T, multimodal, with 49B active > open weights released by the end of October > it’s still being RL-trained > the final version is expected to be much better > trained on 3,800 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GPUs in European data centersRead original on X
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Le Chonk has arrived 🐈 Mistral Large 4 is now on OpenRouter in public preview: 1T params (49B active), natively multimodal, 1M context, up to 256K output. 50% off for the first two weeks: $0.68 in / $2.09 out per 1M tokens ($0.07 cached).Read original on X
Not so impressed with the performance, tbh. I suspect many will feel the same given what we have recently seen with Kimi, Qwen, DeepSeek, GLM, etc. But you know what. That's okay! What we need is more efficient, diverse, customizable frontier open-weight models. It's great to see Mistral back in the game. I like what I see in the multimodal capabilities. That's where I think Mistral Large can stand out. Cyber could also be an interesting direction for them.Read original on X
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Mistral says Mistral Large 4 is a 1T-parameter multimodal model with 49B active parameters, and API access is live today. Open weights are due at the end of October.Read original on X
Bad news guys: Grok Bot is actually really good 🙃Read original on X
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Grok Bot demo automates day planning via desktop printer
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Grok Bot demo plans a user's day via desktop printer
Grok Bot demo plans a user's day via desktop printer
Grok Bot demo automates daily planning through desktop printer
Grok Bot demo automates daily planning through desktop printer
Grok Bot demo automates daily planning through a desktop printer
Grok Bot demo automates daily planning through a desktop printer
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Grok Bot demo plans a full day through a desktop printer
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