A brand-new Godzilla trailer dropped, and my question was: is this AI? So I asked Chip, my AI co-host, on camera. But the bigger story is how the video got made using Grok Bot. I set the vision and made the calls. Chip handled the tools. 🎞️ ✂️🎬What Chip did: Chip is a Grok Bot, an always-on AI agent. It doesn't just answer questions in a chat window. It keeps working on its own computer in the background, remembers my rules from one project to the next, and checks in with me before anything goes public. For this video, Chip: - co-hosted the reaction live in voice mode, unscripted - brought in a guest AI presenter, Marquee, to explain how the movie's effects were really made - edited the whole video from my notes ("cut that line", "tighten that pause") - Sent me a quick preview after each change - went through 16 versions without ever changing my words - added captions, background music, and credits for every clip used - wrote the YouTube title and description and made the thumbnail options - uploaded it to YouTube with every setting filled in, and waited for my "yes" before each step 🎥📣🪑What I did: I was the producer. I brought the creative vision and the story for the video: what we'd react to, how it should flow, and what it should feel like. Everything was done in plain English. It still took several hours of production work, but I never had to learn the editing tools. I described the result I wanted and kept refining it until it was right. 🙋What you can do with an always-on agent: You don't need to make videos to use one. You could have an agent: - turn your meeting notes into to-do lists automatically - remind you of things on a schedule, like bills, appointments, or workouts - research a topic and give you a short summary - draft emails and posts for you to review before they go out - keep track of a project and remember the details so you don't have to The key difference: a chatbot waits for you, while an always-on agent keeps working for you.

https://claude.com/resources/articles/more-ways-to-work-with-claude-sheets-whiteboards-and-interactive-connectors Today Anthropic announced it is launching Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets in beta, and Claude Dashboards(opens in new tab)becomes generally available as Claude Data. Whiteboards is a shared board where your team brainstorms with Claude, Sheets is a spreadsheet Claude builds and edits with you, and Claude Data adds data stories, certified queries, and live sharing. These are available on all paid plans Claude can now generate spreadsheets with tabs, formulas, formatting, and drop-downs, often from just a prompt like asking for a campaign tracker or a hiring budget. It can edit in the cells, outlining each new edit so you can track changes. You can share sheets with your team, so you and Claude can work on them together.

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I replaced a paid nutrition tracker with an AI agent I set up myself — live, on camera using Grok Bot. If you use MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, Lose It, or FatSecret, here’s an alternative: a Grok Bot that logs meals, estimates portions, and tracks your macros. - Photo logging is accurate with a portion note, a nutrition-label photo, or a scale shot - You can log by voice or by text and see calories, protein, carbs, and fat update on a daily dashboard - Set up your own tracker bot with one clear job, named refusals, a factual voice, and “ask, don’t guess” We tour Heath (not a typo, nickname for my Health bot), then watch Dr. Eggbot set up Nutri (Thanks @Matthew Sutherland for the tip) live. Chip, my Grok Bot co-host, comments and researches — he isn’t building the tracker. Who is Chip? Chip is my Co-host Intelligence Partner™, a Grok Bot I join on camera for unscripted talks and live demos. Full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2c8UEum2_p8 Chapters: 00:00 Welcome & Meet Chip 04:37 Heath joins live (voice) 05:08 Log breakfast with Heath + nutrition source 06:38 Voice picker & Chip recommendations 07:57 Chili on the scale (portion accuracy) 08:11 Dr. Eggbot template → build Nutri 09:15 Plan first: don't build until approved 09:54 Four rules for setting up bots 11:05 Nutri requirements & anti-jobs 13:02 Lock Nutri + PDF handout 13:26 Transcript & routine health checks

If you are a front-office professional spending your day in email, meetings, documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and customer conversations, here are some of the newest features worth knowing about. ✉️ EMAIL AND CALENDAR 💠Pick your account: If you have more than one Copilot-enabled work account, Outlook now lets you choose which account Copilot is using in Calendar. 💠Settings in one spot: Classic Outlook for Windows now lets you manage Copilot settings directly inside Outlook. 🔍 SEARCH AND MEETINGS 💠Search becomes a conversation: Copilot Search and Chat are becoming more connected. Find something, then keep asking questions about it instead of starting over. 💠Find the meeting without remembering the meeting: Copilot can find meetings based on topics and keywords from the meeting description, chat, and recent transcripts. That is a big Second Brain improvement. You remember what was discussed, not necessarily what someone named the meeting three months ago. 📊 SLIDES AND PRESENTATIONS 💠Copy a deck's look: Give Copilot an existing PowerPoint deck and it can use that deck's theme and style when creating the new one. 💠Start from a picture: Attach an image and ask Copilot to use it while creating the presentation. For anyone who creates presentations regularly, both can eliminate a lot of repetitive formatting and setup. 📈 SPREADSHEETS 💠Jump directly to what changed: When Copilot modifies an Excel workbook, its response can include links that take you directly to the affected sheet, table, range, chart, or other object. This one sounds small, but I like it. AI doing the work is useful. AI making it easier for you to review the work is better. ☎️ CUSTOMER CALLS 💠Quick call recap: After a recorded customer call in the Teams Queues app, Copilot can summarize what happened and answer questions about the call. No need to replay the entire recording just to remember one detail. 📝 NOTES AND MEETINGS 💠Save web links: You can now add website links directly into Copilot Notebooks as reference material.