Bridger Pennington's company spends $20k-$30k monthly on AI. The most useful ones now are persistent agents like DOTS, Muse, and Grokbot that think ahead and act like humans, logging into systems to post content, monitor comments, and reply to messages without getting blocked.
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Very active user in AI with our company. We spend anywhere from $20,000 to $30,000 a month in token costs. I'll just tell you what, the age of persistent AIs like this, DOTS from OpenAI and Muse from Meta have absolutely changed the game for AI. Like, I— this is the most useful thing I have ever seen. Now, what makes these so cool is they're persistent agents instead of being reactive agents where you have to like prompt them and then you wait for response. You have to think of the prompt, right? These ones think ahead. They actually anticipate what you need. They're called proactive agents and they all have remote desktops. So for example, like Grokbot has a remote desktop, it looks like a human. So we gave it access to our CRM, I gave it access to all of my social media accounts. To log in, it looks like a human logging in. Previous AIs block it, like LinkedIn blocks AIs and stuff. They don't block Grokbot because it looks like a human. It logs in on a desktop, on a remote desktop, and usually in San Jose, California. And actually can go and look at comments, reply to messages, organize stuff for me, like things, comment stuff back. It's crazy. We've even been testing like this video right now, I'm about to test. I'm gonna go film this video, I post it and my system is gonna go post it to all of our social media accounts, track all of our comments and replies. Anyways, pretty darn cool. The age of persistent and very useful AIs are here. If you're not using any of these, I highly recommend trying one out over the weekend.
