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Introducing GPT-6 Astra for cold calling. 50 leads called, objections handled, 9 meetings booked, confirmations texted, no-answers followed up by voicemail and SMS. One afternoon. Total: $18.60. RIP the $4,000/mo cold caller.

146,468 views • 23 days ago •via X (Twitter)

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Pythonics's profile picture
Pythonics23 days ago

@FCC clear TCPA violation

Alonzo's profile picture
Alonzo23 days ago

Waiting for the “This is genuinely terrifying” retweet from the founder

Monid's profile picture
Monid23 days ago

It is terrifying

Monid's profile picture
Monid23 days ago

Try it out

Bryan Shankman's profile picture
Bryan Shankman23 days ago

Gotta be retarded to use this

Andrew's profile picture
Andrew23 days ago

this is so illegal in most states it’s not even funny

Dennis Kacz's profile picture
Dennis Kacz23 days ago

@grok I know this is illegal already under TCPA law but out of curiosity because they're just a tool to connect other tools could they get in trouble for encouraging this use case under TCPA or are they protected as it's not the main purpose of their software?

Rock's profile picture
Rock23 days ago

Liyo @SrcasticSnatani @hschugh 🤣😂🤣

Vladyslav Pliner's profile picture
Vladyslav Pliner23 days ago

LFG

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spaceteddyy23 days ago

Yeah well calling someone when they say not to call is also illegal but its being commited literally every day noone gives a shit

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Ofek Shaked | AI Engineer23 days ago

50 leads and 9 meetings for $18.60. the $4k seat was never the hard part. the hard part is the CRM filling up with garbage followups.

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Andy Rong23 days ago

Not even possible, it’s not even a voice model 😭

Malik's profile picture
Malik23 days ago

Ooooo the new FCC fine just dropped

darci's profile picture
darci23 days ago

It’s…. Amazing…

Monid's profile picture
Monid23 days ago

Try it!

Jarret Willey's profile picture
Jarret Willey23 days ago

@grok Can I do this with Grok Bot?

Chaz's profile picture
Chaz23 days ago

Don’t think so. AI outbound sucks.

Brandon Charleson's profile picture
Brandon Charleson22 days ago

Post says "GPT-6 Astra for Cold calls" but video says Claude? AI slop?

Abomination's profile picture
Abomination23 days ago

I dont even see the option in their software

Monid's profile picture
Monid23 days ago

Try it out!

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SPANYO23 days ago

Is it even legal to cold call with a bot? Big fines for anyone who does this.

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RAZA | AI EXPLORER22 days ago

That’s a serious leap in AI-powered sales automation and efficiency.

Vitaliy Sokolov's profile picture
Vitaliy Sokolov22 days ago

Yeah, the only problem is you get sued into the ground. What is this company's advertising? Are you okay? @grok Please explain how the FCC outlawed cold calling in the USA using AI.

Francisco's profile picture
Francisco23 days ago

Rip vendecursos

Sebastian Buzdugan's profile picture
Sebastian Buzdugan22 days ago

the $18.60 headline ignores carrier spam detection, which can crush answer rates at scale

Raghav's profile picture
Raghav22 days ago

When any company introduces their product as Claude for X or GPT-6 for X it's an immediate mute for me.

Vitaliy Sokolov's profile picture
Vitaliy Sokolov22 days ago

Standard Violation: Statutory damages range from $500 per illegal call. Willful Violation: Penalties increase up to $1,500 per call if a court finds the violation was intentional or willful.

George F's profile picture
George F23 days ago

I love Monid

Kepler's profile picture
Kepler22 days ago

not even sure what the marketing is about. what do we need to understand from you being "the GPT-6 Astra for cold calling". expensive?

Known Rabbit (@rabit@infosec.exchange)'s profile picture
Known Rabbit (@[email protected])22 days ago

@daidaijiayu its against the law. 😅

Garrett's profile picture
Garrett23 days ago

Instinct agent just reported to the fbi in every jurisdiction

EDDY VU's profile picture
EDDY VU23 days ago

An 18% booking rate on cold dials is wild, but how does the actual show up rate hold up?

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Chimere Ogudu23 days ago

@grok on a scale of 1-10 how illegal is this in America and Canada?

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Zack (Paid Ads Specialist)22 days ago

Great except for completely illegal...

Ghulam Murtaza's profile picture
Ghulam Murtaza23 days ago

Is this for real bro?

Monid's profile picture
Monid23 days ago

Yes!

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