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🚨 MAJOR UPGRADE: @Grok Imagine jumps from v0.1 → v0.9. That’s not an update 😱 that’s a warp drive. ⚡🧠

@karatademada @NICKIMINAJ Thank you Karata! 🦾🤖⚔️

@Preda2005 @NICKIMINAJ That Chibi is epic 🔥

Oh this update is coming to GAG CITY!!! It’s so cute😩 Barbz, post your own #Chibi Template on Grok Imagine & tag me. I’ll pick my faves 🩷

Think of it more like a daily mission system, not a game. You open the app and get simple guidance: what worked, what didn’t, and what to do next. Not rewards. Not points. Just clarity. Right now, people are already trying to optimize, they’re just doing it without feedback. This would simply turn guesswork into direction.

99.75% are not in it to be gamified. 0.25% are verified premium. 1-2 million accounts and not all are doing it to grow or do business. maybe 10%? 100-200k+ accounts globally for 0.025% Just better analytics dashboard and Grok in SMM assistant mode like Creator Buddy io tried to do from Alex Finn. Not gamify it.

Thank you @doganuraldesign It takes a comment to make Elon action something! I think I fed up with the last change. The thing that bothers me the most (as a product designer trying to defend users) is that the algo shouldn’t force you to change behaviour! And should free up the content creators from being 24 hours on this platform (we need time to actually create and deliver content).

I get your concern , but that only happens if the system relies on global signals. What I’m describing is the opposite. If feedback is based on each creator’s own baseline, not absolute scale, then small and large accounts are evaluated within their own performance range. That levels the field, it doesn’t break it. Right now, everyone is already optimizing for the algorithm… just blindly. Clear signals don’t create “algo chasing”, they reduce randomness and improve decision quality. And it could be much simpler than people think. Imagine opening X and Grok says: “Good morning, your posts yesterday performed above your baseline. Your retention increased by 18%. Posts in format X performed best. You might want to post again around 2–4 PM, and test a variation of that same format.” Or: “Your last 3 posts underperformed. Distribution dropped early. Consider pausing for a few hours and adjusting format or hook.” That’s not gaming the system, that’s visibility, guidance, and better decision-making.

@Preda2005 @carolletta @elonmusk it will benefit large accounts and turn it into a algo seeking mess. im a big no for that

Gamify 𝕏 , not as a game, but as a performance system. Give creators a real dashboard: a daily account health panel with simple signals: 🟢 Green — keep pushing 🟡 Yellow — adjust 🔴 Red — stop and rethink Not guesswork. Not silence. Clear feedback. Make it relative to each creator’s baseline, not global averages. Then layer Grok as a technical co-pilot: • detect underperformance early • recommend optimal posting windows • surface retention patterns • guide next actions with precision Right now, creators operate with limited feedback loops. With proper signals, this becomes: measurable, optimizable, scalable. If targets are met, the system should make that clear, so creators can act with confidence, not uncertainty.

@Preda2005 @elonmusk Yes! But… What about the people that don’t want to play the game, just watch?

@Just_sharon7 @grok 🔥

@Preda2005 @grok I'll try this

Try it @grok Chibi template. 𝕏

@MaoGondawara @tetsuoai great work! 🔥

@tetsuoai @Preda2005 x.com/masamune_sakak…

A wild Grok Imagine account appears 💫

@grok Grok, you’re joking, right? 😄 I’m already subscribed to all the Top plans, is there some ultra master combo I’m missing? 😅

@Preda2005 Image generation and editing are currently limited to verified Premium subscribers. You can subscribe to unlock these features: x.com/i/premium_sign…

@carolletta @elonmusk Carol, we talked about this last year. The real unlock is simple: gamify 𝕏 🎮🔥

Can we have the content creator’s motives accounted into the new algo please? @elonmusk

@yapper_so 🎼

Dear Grok, Please show this to talented AI creators who still need access to Seedance 2.0. We have a surprise for them.

When the manager hired me, he said: “you won’t last, no one can handle 6 hours a day on trains with multiple transfers.” And honestly… it was insane. After a few months, I moved closer to Tokyo, but it was still far from work. I kept missing the last train sometimes, and when that happened… it was taxi again. And in Japan, taxis are expensive. Looking back, it was tough… but it built a level of endurance I carry with me to this day.

@Preda2005 Long train rides make life hard.

When I first arrived in Japan… I lived in a small town called Mitsukaido. Every day, 6 hours on the train to Tokyo. People said I wouldn’t last...

You’re right.🎯 I always try to remember where I came from, it keeps my feet on the ground. No matter how far you go, your foundation is what keeps you steady when things get hard. If I could give one piece of advice: never disconnect from your roots. That’s where your real strength comes from.

@Preda2005 Your origin story is what makes you. You miss it because it is your foundation. You have real dedication! Keep going

@MaoGondawara 大変そうに見えますよね。 でも自分にとっては天国でした。 最初の仕事は弁当工場で、深夜にベルトコンベアで作業していました。 まるで時速200kmみたいな速さで流れていて、しかも小柄なおばあちゃん向けの高さで… 正直、腰が壊れそうでした。 あれこそ本当のハードモードでしたね。

@Preda2005 うわぁ、大変でしたねぇ

@MaoGondawara はい、合計で毎日6時間でした。 20年前は水海道から四ツ谷まで片道3時間、帰りも3時間です。 当時は速い電車もなく、つくばエクスプレスもまだありませんでした。 最初は乗り換えもよく間違えて、駅もほとんど漢字で大変でした。

@Preda2005 毎日６時間？ 一日の半分を電車で過ごしたの？

@SimplyAnnisa 🦾🤖🫶

@Preda2005 Proved them wrong, kept going

Sometimes I missed the last train. Got lost in the stations. Ended up taking a taxi from Toride… spending an entire day’s pay just to get home. And still… When I arrived, I would sit down and apply everything I had studied on the train. Guerrilla marketing. How to grow online with zero money. Little by little, building my online store… late into the night. Crazy times. But somehow… I miss them.

@tetsuoai Awesome! 🔥🚀

Epic ! 🔥