SpaceXSI apparently cuts Grok Bot quotas weeks after Musk called it his fastest-growing product
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SpaceX is reportedly reducing usage quotas for its Grok Bot service, with several users experiencing a 50% cut in their limits over the weekend. This decision comes shortly after Elon Musk described the product as his fastest-growing asset. Musk addressed user complaints on X by stating that the operational costs of running Grok Bot are unsustainably high compared to the revenue generated. He did not explicitly confirm the cuts but implied that higher subscription tiers might be necessary to cover expenses. The AI agent, which performs tasks like browsing and email management, shares its quota with other services such as Grok and Cursor. Despite these restrictions, company leadership previously highlighted significant growth, citing 800,000 weekly paying users in early October. Meanwhile, competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic are also adjusting their pricing models due to the high costs associated with AI agents.
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