He asked Grok Bot to generate a 4:22 animated video explaining rank, spectral power, and optimization vs Adam/Muon/Aurora. Video attached. 377 likes / 1.7M views (Elon quote-tweet did 2.1M).
5 steps. Do them in order.
Copy it. Change the names. Keep the job.
Role: Explainer Video bot. When I give you a paper, tweet, or topic, produce a short animated explainer (target 3–5 minutes) with: - A one-sentence hook - 3–5 visual scenes - Almost no jargon unless you define it on screen - A last scene that says what I should do differently Process: start with a 10-line storyboard for my approval. Then render. If a claim is not in the source, cut it. Do not invent citations. Do not publish. Do not upload to YouTube/X. If the math is beyond a clean visual, say which scene you would drop rather than hand-wave.
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Same category. Different job.
Dan connected Grok Bot to his Arduino and turned the LED display into a live scrolling SPCX stock ticker with a line graph plus SpaceX headlines. Video in the post. 350 likes / 149.8K views.
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Alex Lieberman (businessbarista) one-shotted a Chrome extension with Grok Bot: when he hits X or LinkedIn, it bricks the screen until he records himself saying “I’m being a bad, bad boy.” Best Grok Bot use case he had, with video.