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Debbie O'Brien
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Helping you all learn AI, Agents, Grok Bot, MCPs and more. Twin mum 👶👶, @GoogleDevExpert, @github ⭐ alumni, prev @Microsoft youtube.com/c/DebbieOBrien
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OK I don' really like games but this is pretty amazing. Totally worth checking it out and playing in your browser
I wanted to test Fable 5.2's quality with one-shot prompts without human feedback.
Everything in this game is from scratch: models, sounds, textures. ~$550 at API pricing, ~2.7M output and 445M input tokens, heavily cached. Took 8 hours!
Play it here: claude.ai/artifact/BGY1S…View quoted post on X
One day we are all gonna laugh at this but for now it's like yeahhh reset. lets go have more fun asap and get the bots doing more. haha
We've reset weekly limits for all Grok Bot users.View quoted post on X
Enjoy!
This looks cool too. Kinda cute
The ROBOT LAMP wars are not over!
Introducing the newest contender.
Mori - a home companion lamp robot that uses ambient light, sound by @onekindartifactView quoted post on X
This looks cool. I could totally see me having one of these on my kitchen counter
Excited to share a small project I've been leading alongside our larger robotics work at @Tesla_Optimus, and one I'm particularly excited about.
The inspiration actually came from my wife. We started exploring the idea of a compact physical AI assistant that could sit on a kitchen counter or desk and help with everyday tasks.
During our development, she began testing GROXIE at home while cooking, using it to suggest meals based on available ingredients, walk her through recipes, manage her calendar, draft emails, make calls, and provide real-time updates throughout the day.
What makes GROXIE interesting is the idea of integrating @grok AI as its conversational intelligence.
Using @grok would power GROXIE's ability to understand natural conversations, answer complex questions, provide information, and adapt to individual preferences. Combined with expressive robotic movements, voice recognition, and a personalized assistant interface, the goal is to make AI feel more natural and accessible.
Rather than building another full-sized humanoid robot, we wanted to explore how much useful intelligence could fit into a compact desktop companion.
The next step in this concept is a formal prototype review, where we'd evaluate the hardware, AI integration, privacy, safety, and reliability before considering approval for further development or a potential consumer release.
I'm excited about where this could go.View quoted post on X
