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@EldoradoNode
Grok business, money hunt
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
79% Engaged
68% Positive
Positive
68%
Negative
11%
Neutral
22%
Critical Perspectives
Community concerns and opposing viewpoints
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Skepticism about the pitch
Many ask why AI is needed to “securely connect” when services like Zoom and Slack already do that, questioning what the true game‑changer is.
2
Anger over support and billing problems
Paying customers report being ghosted, accounts stuck as free despite payments, data wiped, and months of unanswered support requests.
3
Accusations of bait‑and‑switch
Users say paid features are removed with “misuse” excuses while money is still taken.
4
Privacy and data‑use fears
Several demand promises that data won’t be used for ads and report suspicious account‑recovery emails and locked features behind platform paywalls.
5
Deep distrust of timelines and promises
People warn that “coming soon” from XAI teams often means never, and to treat feature roadmaps skeptically.
6
Worry about concentration and displacement
Posts invoke “MacroHard” and fears of corporate consolidation, plus anxiety that many jobs (salespeople, factory workers, accountants, first responders) could vanish.
7
Direct criticism of product and leadership
Comments call the offering a money grab, criticize Grok’s accuracy and bias, and label company strategy as threatening (“Seamless Subjugation,” “Colossus’s business plan”).
8
Noise and limited positives
A few short or confused replies (including Japanese noting the service is still “超限定的”) and isolated neutral/encouraging comments exist, but they’re drowned out by the criticisms above.
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@DoujoX
Larp bigger than ever. There’s money to be saved
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@RachelSTWood
Does anyone really need AI to 'securely connect'? Isn't that what Zoom and Slack have been doing for years? What's the real game-changer here? 🤔
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Supporting Voices
Community members who agree with this perspective
1
Enthusiastic reaction
many replies cheer the launch as a major win for Grok Business & Enterprise, using words like “game changer,” “bullish,” and “LFG,” and celebrating rapid product momentum and productivity gains.
2
Security and privacy get the loudest applause
commenters singled out customer-managed keys, the Enterprise Vault, and built-in SSO/SCIM/audit logs as the features that clear the biggest adoption hurdle for large companies.
3
Scaling from pilots to production is central
users stress that a single console for admin, permissions, and monitoring is exactly what prevents scattered tooling and governance from derailing enterprise deployments.
4
Competitive implications
several replies frame this as a direct challenge to Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT Teams, saying Grok could win on the basis of trust + integrations rather than just model quality.
5
Practical questions and feature asks
people want faster integrations (Google Drive, Office 365), CLI/terminal tools for developers, lower latency, examples of target businesses, and details on remote-team setup and self-serve onboarding.
6
Demand for provable auditability
beyond logging, some replies (including a technical pitch) call for cryptographic provenance/chain-of-custody so organizations can show what was accessed, by whom, and when — not just “trust me” assurances.
7
Compliance concerns remain
GDPR, EU data residency, health-data confidentiality, and implementation details are recurring requests — users want assurances that the privacy-first promises hold up under legal and regulatory scrutiny.
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@GamefiCrusher
Grok integrating with Google Drive, Docs, and company tools = enterprise workflow automation 💼 This is how you compete with Microsoft's Copilot. If execution is good, businesses will switch
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@gulyildizart
i will use more grok
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@edenchan
I wonder what's next??
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