Grok Bot — persistent AI workers sharing one cloud computer

If you're worried that everyone's jobs are being taken by AI, you should probably stop watching the promotional videos about Elon Musk's new Grokbot and zero in on something very interesting that's hidden deeper in the documentation. These AI workers can create new, long-lived AI workers, and they all share the same computer. I'm Giga Chen, and today I'm going to help you understand what that really means. Now creating other AI agents isn't new. Claude, OpenAI, Kimi, and others have versions of that idea. Grokbot packages it differently. That matters. SpaceX AI calls each bot a durable AI teammate with a name, a job, its own conversation, and working context that develops over time. And if you look into their documentation, it says that an existing bot can actually create another focus bot when a job needs a long-term owner. So you could have an expense manager, a recruiting bot, and even a chief of staff bot coordinating the others. They can message each other, pass work, and even assign ownership. Cutting edge? Kind of. New? Not really. But there's something else. All of your bots use the same persistent cloud computer. They share files, browser sessions, app logins, and even credentials used by software on that computer. SpaceX AI even explicitly warns, don't use separate bots as a security boundary. So they're not isolated employees with separated access. Why build it this way? Handoffs. A bot leaves behind something, another picks it up. It's starting to look less like…