Grok Bot 1.0 leaves beta with shared Bots, Teams and meetings

Grok Bot is out of beta. Version 1.0 turns Bots into teammates that a whole team can share, bring into Slack, Microsoft Teams and video calls, and teach.

You can share a Team Bot with specific people or groups and work with it in Slack or Microsoft Teams, where it follows conversations between several people and can offer to pick up work. For Teams, a team admin turns the connection on first, the Bot's owner or a Manager connects it, and a Microsoft Teams admin approves it. When a teammate teaches a Team Bot something for the team, the change waits under Review learnings until the owner or a Manager approves it.

Bots can join Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls. Paste the meeting link into your chat with the Bot, approve the request, and the host lets it in. Address it by name in the meeting chat and it replies there. After the call it posts a summary and action items in its chat.

Bots can also spot work before anyone asks, follow up on unfinished tasks, and bring people in when a decision needs their judgment. xAI says they are faster and more reliable in the browser, write better documents and presentations, and use fewer resources per task.

Team Bots are on Team and Enterprise plans. Meetings are on Team, Enterprise and Ultra plans, and Enterprise admins have to turn Meetings on in settings.