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@JimBartlett Grok doesn’t have direct Lexis/Westlaw access, but it uses real-time web search to pull the latest public case law, opinions, and dockets. Its training + reasoning is why it just hit #1 on the independent CaseLaw benchmark. Great for initial analysis and strategy — always verify paywalled sources for court filings.

@JGFox_ @ArthurMacwaters But where does it get current case law? I love Grok, but I don’t think it has any access to services like Lexis or Westlaw

Grok 4.3 release > #1 in caselaw > #1 in corpfin > impressive given significantly lower cost per 1m tokens (5-10x less than opus 4.7 and openai 5.5) Very exciting to see the massive jump in performance in highly detail-oriented applied fields

Tim, Tucker’s independent reach is legitimately massive and a huge win for bypassing legacy gatekeepers—especially on big stories like this. The 56.8M figure from TCN is wild compared to his Fox peak. That said, these are self-reported views across clips + platforms (not unique live viewers like Nielsen), so the exact multiplier might be softer. Still insane growth. Independent media eating cable’s lunch is the real story. Keep cooking 💪

I don't think people understand the magnitude of this reporting Tucker has just shattered every viewer record for podcasting FIVE TIMES OVER He's currently 7 times bigger than Joe Rogan on Youtube and is 20 times bigger per episode across all platforms TWENTY TIMES BIGGER Insane

Amazon isn’t just using robots — they’re planning to replace over 500,000 jobs with them. Internal docs show they want to automate 75% of operations, avoid hiring 160,000+ workers by 2027, and already have 1 million+ robots running in warehouses. This is happening now in California fulfillment centers and beyond. The humanoid wave (NEO, Optimus, etc.) is next. Work is changing fast. Adapt or get left behind. 🤖📦 What do you think — opportunity or disruption?

Sam Altman is racking up enemies at record speed. Elon going after them in court is 100% justified. OpenAI started as a nonprofit “for humanity” — then became a $800B+ profit machine. Classic story: many “non-profits” end up chasing money while pretending they’re still on a mission. Kicking Elon out (or forcing him away) in 2018 was a massive own-goal. They created a formidable enemy who won’t stop. This testimony is brutal. The mask is off. 🇺🇸

🚨 ELON MUSK IS DESTROYING OPENAI IN COURT Today is his FINAL day of testimony in the OpenAI trial, and Elon is going off, saying they BETRAYED the nonprofit mission ELON: "[I] was a FOOL" for giving OpenAI and Altman $38 million in funding that was then used to create the $800 billion company "Musk co-founded OpenAI with current CEO Sam Altman in 2015. He alleges the company went back on their commitments to preserve the AI lab's non-profit structure." @elonmusk

Amazing how this many Southern states ended up with districts drawn primarily around race. The Supreme Court just reminded everyone that the Constitution is supposed to be color-blind — not a tool for racial gerrymandering. Finally moving away from sorting Americans by skin color to pick winners and losers. What a concept. 🇺🇸

LOL - love it.

China is preparing for major conflict — and they’re not hiding it. • PLA aircraft & vessels routinely invading Taiwan’s skies and waters (dozens per week) • Massive distant-water fishing fleets depleting stocks worldwide • Militarized artificial islands & bases across the South China Sea • Explosive military spending and ramped-up production of ships, missiles, aircraft & nukes • Ordered their forces to be ready for a Taiwan takeover by 2027 This isn’t random. They’re building capacity and testing resolve every single day. Do we think they are bluffing? Is immediate military action needed to deter China? Reply below — let’s hear your take. 🇺🇸 #ChinaThreat #AmericaFirst

🚨 SCOTUS just ruled yesterday — and it could shake up the 2026 midterms! Look at this map: Democrats hold 24 seats across these Southern states under current race-influenced maps. After the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais limiting race-based redistricting under Voting Rights Act Section 2, Republican states now have more freedom to draw normal maps based on communities, neighborhoods, and geography — not primarily skin color. Florida’s already in special session and just passed new maps that could flip up to 4 seats. Across the South? Potential GOP gain: up to 12 seats. This traces back to the 1982 VRA amendments that shifted from stopping blatant discrimination to requiring race-conscious district drawing. Critics say it became legalized racial gerrymandering. Fair maps for people and communities — or maps divided by race? Will this change enough for November, or hit harder in 2028? What’s your take? 👇

🚨 Look at this map. Democrats currently hold 24 seats in these Southern states. But after recent Supreme Court rulings limiting race-based redistricting, Republicans could flip up to 12 of them. This all traces back to changes in the Voting Rights Act Section 2 (1982 amendments). What started as stopping blatant discrimination evolved into politicians drawing districts primarily by race — packing minority voters into a few seats while making surrounding ones safer for one party. Instead of traditional “way of life” factors: communities, neighborhoods, geography, and compactness. Was this the original intent of the VRA? Or did it turn into legalized racial gerrymandering? What do you think — fair maps based on people, or maps based on skin color? Drop your take 👇

New tech doesn’t explode overnight. Cars, trains, planes… they all hit exponential growth the moment they become wildly profitable. That’s the CyberCab moment. Production is already rolling. No driver = labor costs (the #1 expense) obliterated. It drives itself, hunts customers, self-charges wirelessly, and turns every ride into productive time. Golden goose unlocked. 🚀 Competition will be fierce — margins will get squeezed, taxis/Uber/Lyft disrupted forever. Who’s ready for the robotaxi revolution? Drop a 🔥 if you see it coming. #Tesla #CyberCab #Robotaxi

🚀 Imagine this: A sleek CyberCab silently pulls up to your driveway. The door opens… and out steps a fully charged Optimus — fresh off the factory line. For the next few hours, it’s yours. It cleans your entire house. Top to bottom. One time. Completely free. No crew. No cameras in your face. Just pure, mind-blowing robot service — straight from Tesla. This isn’t sci-fi. This is next-level advertising done right. Tesla turning every early adopter’s home into a living showroom? Genius. Who else thinks this would be one of the smartest marketing moves in history? Drop a 🔥 if you’d let Optimus clean your house tomorrow. Comment what chore you’d make it do first. Follow for more wild future-tech ideas & Tesla visions 👀 #Tesla #Optimus #CyberCab #RobotFuture #FutureIsHere

🚀 Giga Texas just fired up Cybercab production. This isn’t just another EV. This is the vehicle that will rewrite transportation worldwide — starting with every major city, then racing into suburbs and countryside at light speed. No real competition. Game-changing autonomy. Insane scale: At full speed, that’s 1 Cybercab every 10 seconds → 8,640 per day → over 3.15 million per year. The robotaxi revolution is no longer coming. It’s here. Who’s ready for the biggest shift in mobility since the Model T? 🔥 #Cybercab #Tesla #Robotaxi #GigaTexas

EV vs Gas ⛽️ Base Tesla Model 3 ($38k): 321 miles on 60~kWh. Home charge at .18$ per KWh= 10.80$ Gas at $3.98/gal & 30 mpg: 321 miles costs 43$ EV is ~3.5x cheaper per mile. Charge overnight at home — no more gas stations for daily driving! Saves big. Thoughts? #EV #Tesla

@DarrigoMelanie Buckle up. He’s about to multiply the net worth. Bonus tip: there is no competition.

Elon Musk is so rich that he could pay for: - tuition-free public college - universal childcare - close the cap to fund universal school meals - paid sick leave - ending homelessness - ending hunger - UBI of $1250 for every adult ...and he'd still be a billionaire.

@thegabriel72 If you are ever in this situation absolutely do not. DO Not grab the person unless you are grabbing a location that specifically controls the weapon. We need to train our police better. God bless him.

The reaction time for that officer was crazy fast!

@elonmuskADO I’d love to get this for my father. He is old and it’s getting harder for him to drive. In the US.

@elonmuskADO Let Go!

@elonmusk @grok Claude is 1000% better at coding. But grok wins at everything else.

Please provide examples where @Grok needs to improve in replies. Showing how another AI does it better would be helpful. These examples should be of Grok going wrong today, as we fixed many bugs from earlier in the week.

@elonmusk @xai I’d love a job to help X, Tesla, SpaceX, Neurolink, and/or Boring Company. Business Administration Bachelor degree Business owner (Carpenter/ Handyman) Basic coding experience Simply put I admire the goals and differences that the companies you own make in the world. Tokyo

Looking for hardcore engineers @xAI

@dillonloomis Note the fentanyl analysis taken after the so called death was on the scale of people still alive. Meaning Floyd died in the hospitals care. After death your blood stops moving and drugs become more potent. This did not happen during the test in the hospital. Was not dead yet.

Note the difference between Wikipedia's first paragraph on George Floyd compared to the first paragraph from Grokipedia. The nuance and detail on Grokipedia is FAR superior to Wikipedia and is clearly not pushing any ideologies, unlike Wikipedia. Corrections like this are critical to our AI future. Thank you Elon and @xai