Jaden Schaefer

And really just trying to compete with everything that Microsoft makes and just call it Macro Hard.

So anyways, this classic Elon.

Macro Hard is going to be led by Toby Flynn.

And that is, I think, maybe one of the most...

I guess it's just a really big play.

The goal is that they're not just trying to assist with workflows, they're actually trying to automate them.

So yeah, in addition to perhaps making some of the software that Microsoft has and embedding AI into it, I think more likely what they're going to be doing is doing like complete automation software and tools for enterprises.

It's obviously going to be a very hot thing we see just with like

NNN and Zapier and a lot of these companies that are really crushing it there.

And more likely, you know, you see like the comet perplexity kind of tools or the, you know, just basically all these agents that Anthropic and OpenAI are building.

I think that's where they're going to be going with this, more of the agents.

so who toby who's leading this all up was talking about it and he said that macro heart is able to do anything on a computer that a computer is able to do there should be rocket engines fully designed by ai so that is pretty crazy i think if you look at that obviously that makes it really clear that like xai isn't just kind of trying to chase uh chatbot improvements on grok they're also targeting a lot of general purpose kind of high leverage intelligence systems

And they're also trying to get into software, like operating a lot of these agents that can work on software.

And personally, the best tools I've seen for this so far have come out of Anthropic.

It's been the one that I've been the most impressed with.

But they do have, there are a number of other players, OpenAI and Microsoft and Perplexi that are kind of all chasing this as well.

So as far as growth is going right now for the whole company, X and XAI, because XAI acquired X before SpaceX acquired XAI.

So, you know, it's hard to wrap your mind around all of these acquisitions that all have the letter X in them.

But in any case, talking about X specifically, formerly Twitter, Nikita Bear, he's X's head of product, and he said that they have just crossed a billion dollars in annual recurring subscription revenue.

I think this was a whole bunch of this was driven by holiday marketing pushes and then a lot of product expansion.