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Grok Bot gets its own email, phone number, and payment cards

Giving an agent its own identity for signing up for services, contacting businesses, and paying moves autonomous assistants from chat windows into real-world transactions.

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I’ve now setup my Grok Bot to make and receive calls, send and receive emails, and pay for things via @XMoney virtual cards. When agents have identity, the possibilities are essentially endless.
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