Grok Bot gets its own email addresses, per Musk and a later X post
Overview
Elon Musk announced on X on October 9, 2026 that Grok, the AI bot, can now set up its own email account, but his post gave no details on how setup works or which email provider is used.
A later X post by Guizang (歸藏), dated the same day, describes the feature as a launch: Grok Bot has its own email service, and users claim an address with a prefix they choose by mentioning the bot in a comment or sending it the post. Guizang says the bot can use the address to sign up for services, contact businesses, or schedule meetings. Guizang's post is the only source for the launch details, and no independent reporting confirms them.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 9, 4:04 PM ET
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Developments
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- Oct 9, 4:02 PM ET · 1 articleGrok Bot gets its own email address for signing up for services and contacting businessesGuizang: Grok Bot launches email addresses that users can claim for their bots
- Oct 9, 1:37 PM ET · 1 articleGrok bot can now set up its own emailElon Musk: Grok Bot can now set up its own email account
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Guizang@op7418XGrok Bot launches email addresses that users can claim for their botsAIGrok Bot now has its own email service, and users can claim an address with the prefix they need. To get one, users mention the bot in a comment or send it this post on X. The bot can use the address to sign up for services, contact businesses, or schedule meetings.
Elon Musk@elonmuskXGrok Bot can now set up its own email accountAIElon Musk announces that Grok Bot can now set up its own email. The post does not give further details on how the setup works or which email provider is used.
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