GrokBot rasiert gerade alles durch – mein ehrlicher Real Talk

0:01Friends, are you ready for a real talk video? So for those who don't know me, hey there, I'm Kelvin from near Munich and, uh, this video is not for the faint of heart. And I'm probably going to get some heat for this video because it's like, if I make a video about Apple and say how cool Apple is, that I'm a huge Apple fan, then some Windows users show up. Screw Apple. By the way, I also have a Windows computer that I’m streaming with right now. And if I say, man, Grokbot is totally killing it right now, it’s so awesome, then some people come along with their

0:35ChatGPT. Nah, but ChatGPT can do that too, and Claude can do that as well. Yeah, I use Claude too, and I use ChatGPT sometimes as well, friends. It’s not an either-or situation. And I don’t care if you use Grokbot or not, as long as I’m allowed to use it . But the mission of this channel, my mission is that when I love something, when I’m passionate about it, when I think it's great, that I pass on that joy and explain to you why. And then you have two options. Either you say: " Nah, I don't want that, I'm not doing that." Yeah, fine, then wait for the

1:09next video, or it rubs off on you, and you say: "Awesome, I'm down to check that out." Okay? And at this moment, right now—I sometimes do English videos, sorry—I think Grokbot is killing it. So what is Grokbot? I've already made videos about it, I don't want to explain it all over again. I'll also link a page in the video description for you to look through, alright? I created that page just for myself at first, but then I thought, come on, I’m happy to share it publicly. Uh, these numbers aren't 100% binding, okay? No idea how verifiable they are, but Grokbot is growing like crazy right now. It’s insane. And the

1:48development too. I mean, the tool is 3 months old and, the way it’s developing, everything you can do right now—new features are coming out every day, it’s getting cheaper, you know? Do you also see what people are doing with it? And I truly believe this is just the beginning, 100%, I'm pretty firmly convinced of that. That’s why I’m banking on this tool. By the way, there are a few critical points on the website as well. So, before I start raving and show you everything I'm doing with Grockbot now and why Grockbot is currently crushing everything—I'll show you examples in a second. Maybe a few critical points

2:23first, right? You can read those on the website. I don't think the thing with the quota is really active or relevant anymore. The biggest critical point is data privacy. Guys, for starters, I think a bit differently about this, but I can 100%understand if you say, "No, this doesn't work with data privacy," especially in larger companies. It's quite simple: just leave it be, don't use the tool, and keep searching until you find something where the data privacy fits. With American sites—I'm a School user too—the thing with data privacy in Germany regarding AI has its reasons and it's good in a way, but man , you can barely use anything. And for

3:11me, there's the formal side of data privacy, and then there's a side I can't factually prove. But guys, if you really want to be safe, then you shouldn't use WhatsApp, Facebook, or Apple, because every email you write— oh, it's an Apple account. Do you really think that even if it's written down somewhere, they aren't collecting the data? Just put your phone on the table if you have WhatsApp, say the word "lawnmower," and be surprised by what kind of ad you get tomorrow. Oh, look at that, yesterday I talked about a lawnmower. Oh, and today there's an ad. What a coincidence. Don't tell me otherwise. Don't talk to me about data

3:55privacy. There's how it's written down, and there's what actually happens. Sorry, don't tell me otherwise. Just delete Facebook, WhatsApp, everything, then you're safe with data privacy. I said this would be a real talk video. Man, I haven't even started explaining Grockbot yet. Man, before I explain a bit more about why I think Grockbot is so cool, one more thought and then we'll dive in. My attitude is this: Everything on this laptop of mine and everything on this smartphone doesn't have much meaning to me. My health and my family are not on there. That takes place in reality—my health, my mindset, my family. And if anyone now

4:45at SpaceX, if Elon Musk says, I want Kelvin's data and I'm going to take a look at it, well then go ahead, I don't give a damn, go ahead and delete it. My life is still awesome regardless. I don't depend on any data, that's just a side note, but that's a point where I understand that you can't use Grockbot, if you care about data privacy, I mean if you're really dealing with customers , you have to be really careful, that's clear. Okay, I want to briefly explain why I think Grockbot is currently taking off and it has to do with a few things and I'll show you something in

5:20practice right away. Look, the first thing is, Grockbot has its own computer where your, uh, AI employees work. And a practical example is the following. I recorded a video yesterday, you know, like a Reel with my phone, with my smartphone, and then I just put it into the chat with my AI employee on the phone and said, edit it, and then it gets completely edited and cut. I also had a 10-minute video edited yesterday and I'll tell you what I think it costs . You don't need a computer. You don't have to upload it anywhere. It does everything on its own computer. It can even install Claude on its computer,

6:06which I also did, and can operate your Claude account. So, new possibilities open up. Indirectly, all of this is possible with other tools too. The argument always comes up, yeah, but Claude can do that too and you just have to build something yourself, then it works too. Yeah, I just want the super convenient way. And that is already a huge advantage. By the way, briefly about the costs. I had a video edited yesterday by, uh, Grockbot. 10-

6:36minute video, nicely edited and so on. It took a while. So, it took about an hour and a half. With Claude on my own computer it takes 30 minutes, and then I thought, let's see what it costs, and I have the $ 100 per month plan, so $ 100 for 100%usage, and when I gave

6:56Grockbot the video, it was at 18%usage. Then it starts cutting. Halfway through , it tells me the credit is empty. I was like, are you kidding me? That would be over 80%credit for a 10-minute video. That's 80 euros. Then I checked, I was at 20%. Then I said, "Hey, we're at 20%, something's not right here." Then he says, "Yeah, sometimes the display lags, it needs more credit." I said, no way, we have credit. Keep going. He keeps going. He finishes the video. For me, it’s just switching from 20 to 21%. It was just some error it reported to me. Fact: 3 euros, 3 dollars. The 11-minute video completely

7:39cut with animation, with everything included. If you sit down a real employee, they'd easily need three to four hours; they won't do it for that price. So, Claude might be cheaper, but Claude needs a computer or virtual service and it's a bit slower. Grokbot, really delivered perfectly, right? That was a really awesome example. I thought , awesome, just on the go. I send him a video, an hour and a half later it's done. 3 dollars, what a joke. Then Claude is coming out with stuff now too , right? They're also bringing out Duet now. Facebook has its stuff, OpenAI has its agents. So they are all releasing

8:21these agents now, that's the future. Not just chatting with a tool, but having these tools perform tasks. But what’s crazy about Grokbot is how they talk to each other. With many other tools, you have one contact, and I'll show you. I have several employees , and just this morning, guys, it feels so real. I used to have ten real employees, now there are only three, so to speak. But it feels so real when an employee comes up to you and says, Susi is asking if she should post your LinkedIn post for you tomorrow at 10 AM . And then I say, I'll clear it with

8:57her, and then he gives me a thumbs up. It feels as real as real employees. And that is exactly how I recommend you build your Grokbot team, because there is only one continuous chat per Grokbot and not like with Claude, context full, and so on. That's why you have to choose new employees for every task in Grokbot. I have that too, you know? A different employee for every task. So, can I make it bigger? There, you can see it a bit, right? And there are also team chats where they can coordinate with each other. And you get the most out of Grokbot if you build it that way

9:35, not just one after another. Start with a personal assistant and so on. And from a technical standpoint, other AI tools can do everything this does, but the way it works—you can chat with Claude too, not in Claude Code, but in Claude Chat—but it just feels more intense when I press this action button here. That's where my Grockbot is now, my my main bot. Let me press it . Hello. Hello,

10:06hello. Hello. I'm still here. Oh yeah, sorry, I interrupted you. Say good morning. Good morning, Kelvin. Okay. That was just a demo for a YouTube video I'm recording right now. Ah, demo material. Hope I'm coming across well. Yes, you're coming across well. You have a slight English accent sometimes again, don't you? I've already admitted to that before. With short sentences,

10:29the voice sometimes just drifts off. What I want to say is, this is now my personal assistant. You press a button, can chat directly with it, and then you tell it something, it delegates to the others, and that way is very hard with other AI tools, right? Some will say it has subagents too. Yeah, I can also use Hermes and so on. I tested everything, not as simple, not as cool. Especially for my brain. I'm not—with Hermes I went crazy. Even if some say: "Yeah, but it's really simple." Yeah, for your brain it's simple, for my 50-year-old brain it isn't. I can't even read Excel sheets. I need it super simple, and

11:11that's where Crockbot is easy, right? When you have an app like that, all your employees are in there. By the way , that's what my Telegram looks like too, right? Only this is now my AI team . Okay, so um you can go through the website, there's more on there, right? For example, templates and the marketplace, that's also intense and I've already done that. For instance, I've created an extra employee for various projects. It's just for one week, like Camino Miguel. I walked the Way of St. James for 10 days and during that time I had Camino Miguel as an employee. He got all the information,

11:47the route, the hotels, everything possible. And then he accompanied me during the Camino, and I know some people will say you shouldn't use a phone on the Camino. What kind of crap is that? Why shouldn't I use a phone on the Camino? Are you kidding me? Well, then you shouldn't wear Hoka shoes with cushioning on the Camino either. Then just take a stick and walk like in the old days, if that's how you want to do it. I had my phone with me. I have to take photos of the cool stuff, too. And then I had the Camino. I just said to Miguel: "Hey, we're arriving soon. Can

12:18you pick out a vegan restaurant?" I could have even reserved a table. And then he looks it up, he knows where everything is. That is, that is mind-blowing. And I've been an entrepreneur for 20 years and have had employees for 20 years, and I can tell you, Grok feels real, and today's self-employed entrepreneurs are the first generation that no longer needs actual employees. I still recommend working with real people, still hiring real employees, because it feels different too. And they always say, right, if you want to go fast, go alone . If you want to go far, go with others and with real people. That's why I

13:05still have real...it's cool, it's something different, and you can really use them for human communication, but you don't need a part-time worker anymore, or an employee who does content creation, video editing, or online tasks—you don't need that anymore. And even if someone is watching now, thinking, "No, Kelvin, I'm an online marketer and I'm better

13:25than AI." No, you're not. You're not. You're a better human, but you can never be better than someone who is incredibly good at operating an AI. You can be better than someone who has no clue about AI and just types random prompts in there with no plan. But you cannot be better than an AI, because it simply has much more information. And someone who can operate an AI will beat every online marketer 100%. The only thing you can be better at is being human. Human and online marketing. And you can be better if you're an online marketer who uses AI tools. That's my opinion. I don't give a damn if you

14:01like it or not. And you can listen to me or not. And if a few young punks— sorry—if a few young guys come along here who don't know me yet, and in their 20s think, "No, Kelvin, that's not how it is, you're wrong, man." I'm like Madonna in the music business. I've been at it for 20 years. I've reinvented myself five or ten times and was always at the forefront. Don't tell me anything. I'm not some one-hit

14:27wonder like, uh, what's his name? Dr. Alban wasn't around for long, was he? Who else is there? Nana, Nana? Was there a Nana? That singer, these one-hit wonders that pop up once. A year later, they're gone again. I’ve been around for 20 years. So, when I say something here, you say yes, sir. I'll take a look at it, sir. I was in the German Armed Forces for 10 years, you know. That's another topic. So, in conclusion, you don’t use what’s best, but what you feel most comfortable with. And if you don’t feel comfortable with Crockbot or Cloud , use something else. The best tool is always the one you enjoy using, not the

15:11one that's technically the coolest. Maybe you know my saying about the gym. The best gym is the one you actually go to, not the one with the fanciest equipment. The best gym is where your friends are, what others use, where you feel comfortable, what’s fun, where you actually show up—that’s the best one. And if someone comes along and says, "But there’s a gym, it has more machines, it measures your this and blood and this and that," dude,

15:39that’s all fine, but I have fun here.

15:46Signing off. Write "little cow" in the comments if you really sat through this until the end, and a big sorry if I stepped on anyone’s toes. I sometimes flip out a bit, you know? Feel free to subscribe to the channel, and we'll see each other again in the future with some more serious videos. Okay, see you

16:09then. Ciao!