As competition among AI models intensifies, token usage is rising, prices are coming down, and a stream of new features is widening user access.
It offers mobile app integration and a KakaoTalk-like intuitive interface, greatly improving accessibility compared with the complex setups of tools like Claude Code.
Kim Da-sol said, "I think people who couldn't access agents because they were too difficult can use GrokBot very, very easily." She stressed GrokBot's high user-friendliness.
In particular, popular models such as Claude and SOL are expanding usage and cutting prices to attract users.
Kim Da-sol explained the background of these changes: "Recently there have been many issues about tokens being too expensive and running out too fast, so I thought I'd bring back content on whether there have been updates on that front."
Kim Da-sol noted that AI demos were hard to attempt during live streams because of their many variables, but said she will actively introduce demos to meet viewer requests.
"AI tests have so many variables, and the AI often doesn't listen, so I didn't do much of that in live streams, but you all seemed to enjoy it a lot, so I plan to bring demos," Kim Da-sol said.
Unlike existing AI models that rely only on data up to a certain point, it maximizes access to the latest information by drawing on X's vast real-time data.
Kim Da-sol said, "Since GrokBot is integrated with X, I'll show you a demo of using GrokBot today," and presented a live demonstration.
This capability is expected to be especially useful for tracking rapidly changing social phenomena and trends.
Kim Da-sol analyzed that this is because Grok has learned from many images of handsome Korean K-pop idols on X. She explained that its regulation and moderation are looser than other AI models, so using celebrities or generating somewhat more explicit images is also possible.
Kim Da-sol said, "Grok's images mainly make Korean men and women very pretty, and it's a bit hard to make men handsome. But maybe because Grok has learned many handsome K-pop idols from X, it makes handsome men really well."
One of GrokBot's major strengths is its excellent data compatibility and conversation ability among individual agents. Multiple GrokBot agents can communicate and exchange information, making it possible to divide complex work and collaborate. It even includes a feature that lets agents hold group chats with one another, showing how they can discuss and solve tasks together much like people do.
Kim Da-sol said, "One of GrokBot's good points is that it's compatible with other bots, or rather, it converses very well with other things. I'll show you a really cute feature later, and these bots can also have group chats with each other." She stressed GrokBot's collaboration capability.
Kim Da-sol said, "It seems it can even make songs. Oh, and now we could try making something like Pinkfong or Baby Shark's doo-roo-roo. With the faceless studio on Higgsfield, that's really good too." She expressed anticipation.
GPT and Claude are competing through token usage policies to attract users. To celebrate surpassing 20 million active users, GPT gave 20 million users a usage reset, while Claude temporarily raised weekly limits by 50% for Pro and Team users. Users can reset their usage directly by clicking the reset button in GPT.
Kim Da-sol explained, "GPT and Claude seem to be competing hard with each other. GPT reset usage for 20 million users. This week, Codex reportedly surpassed 20 million active users. Claude has raised its weekly limit by 50%."
With watermarks introduced, text written by Claude can be easily identified as AI-generated, and doubts have been raised that its overall writing ability has been nerfed.
Kim Da-sol pointed out, "Claude has actually been controversial lately. There's been controversy about watermarks and about writing being nerfed. If you scrape text Claude wrote, it's obvious it was written by AI."
This change raises concerns that users' trust in Claude's natural writing ability, once one of its main strengths, could weaken.
The price cut is seen as a response to the emergence of new AI models such as China's KIM and Deepseek, as well as value-for-money offensives from rivals like Claude and Grok. Alongside the cut, GPT says it will offer models that are more efficient and smarter.
Kim Da-sol said, "I've been using GPT SOL, GPT 5.6 SOL, really well lately. Now they've officially talked about a price cut. They say they're cutting API credit prices by more than 20%, and that efficiency will improve and they'll deliver smarter models."
This is expected to intensify price competition across the AI service market and give users cheaper, higher-quality services.
Beyond simply arranging images, it naturally blends background design elements such as dried flowers with the diffuser in the image and automatically reflects keywords describing the product's features.
Kim Da-sol said, "What really surprised me here is that they used something like dried flowers as a background design element outside the diffuser image. They included all sorts of keywords that match the diffuser. They even finished it off by adding the logo." She expressed surprise at Higgsfield's precise video generation.
The studio generates copy highlighting the product's features and finishes with a logo, producing a polished marketing video. This feature is expected to offer marketers significant efficiency and convenience.
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