Grok bot phones in a pizza order with user approval, haggles price down to $7.42
elonmusk · x · 2026-11-04
A user demoed Grok's phone-call agent: it drafted the script, showed the goal and context, and only dialed after an explicit "Call" tap. On the line it identified itself as a virtual assistant on a recorded line, never revealed the user's real name or number, asked about deals, said "Tesla to the moon" for 50% off, and landed a large pepperoni at $7.42 with a recap posted back to chat. Screenshots show a limit of 4 calls per day to the same number. Elon Musk reposted the demo.
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