Even Grok won't talk to me now!

[CyberGus]

So 3 key presses turn into 8 or more...simply a pain the modern world, where you swipe to answer a phone call.

From a usability standpoint, I disagree completely.

If you've enabled Low-Power mode, you've already indicated your desire to minimize drain. Initiating an action that requires significant power then conflicts with this choice, prompting the "ummm u sure?" query.

It seems to me that the purpose of Low-Power mode is long-term storage, not everyday use. The prompts exist to prevent you from accidentally consuming power in this mode, which I appreciate.

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[TruckDaddy]

Grok cuts you off after a certain amount of data usage each day, not inquiries. So don't be asking for dumb entertainment, if you are going to need it later the same day.

It's the same thing with monitoring the vehicle remotely, which I was hitting the limit last year when idiots were vandalizing Teslas because they were in favor of more government fraud.

 

[GuyV]

The next time Grok would talk to me I asked what the limits were. It responded imprecisely. I was told about 10 requests in 2 hours.

I agree with TickTock. That's a useless limit to interact with a conversational chat AI, a waste of my time and attention, and I have better alternatives than paying $30 for it.

 

[cyberjeff25]

So how does one sign up for more usage and get this subscription to the cybertruck?

 

[no%X#XMVk65v#cq]

I have attempted to use free Grok on my desktop a couple times since this was posted, and both times I was told:

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We're seeing really high demand at the moment. Signing up gives you higher priority access instantly.

I'm guessing there's something broader here with either network traffic or a push to monetization.

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