Murror

AI that helps you understand your emotions & connect deeper

666 followers

AI that helps you understand your emotions & connect deeper

666 followers

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Murror is an AI companion that helps you build deeper, safer connections with the people who matter most. Instead of introducing strangers, Murror helps you understand your partner, friends, family, and yourself. It offers a private space to reflect, translates emotional patterns without taking sides, and reveals what often goes unspoken. No pressure, no judgment - just clarity to support honest conversations and real connection.

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15h ago

Grok can now wait on hold for you. Which calls would you hand to an agent?

The technology is the easy part of this one. The harder question is which conversations you're happy to have someone else sit through.

Per a roundup I read from AIToolRanked, which cites Teslarati and the official Grok account (so this is secondhand, and I haven't tried it), xAI switched on outbound phone calling for Grok Bot on 3 November. It's reportedly limited to US users on the X Premium tier calling US numbers. The agent navigates phone menus, waits in hold queues, shows a live transcript, and says it's a virtual assistant. Marketing calls, mass calling and impersonation are reportedly prohibited. The savings demos going around are user-reported and unverified.

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5d ago

What did AI make too easy for you, and what do you wish you'd kept doing by hand?

Every shortcut removes a bit of friction, and some of that friction was doing a job. I'd like to hear which parts of your workflow you handed over and which you took back.

When a tool makes something easy, you rarely notice what the difficulty used to give you. Writing a first draft by hand forced me to decide what I actually thought. Reading user feedback line by line made me notice phrasing that a summary flattens. Writing a spec from scratch was slow, and the slowness was where I found the holes.

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15d ago

The EU's "tell people it's AI" rule is live. The only grace period ends 2 December.

Article 50 of the EU AI Act is already live, and the one grace period in it is narrower than most summaries make it sound.

Article 50 of the EU AI Act became generally applicable on 2 August 2026, and national authorities can enforce it now. It applies whatever your risk classification is, which is the part small teams tend to miss: you do not need to be a "high-risk" system to be covered. The Digital Omnibus that entered into force in July did not change the substance of these duties, according to the law-firm write-ups I read (Goodwin, and Ropes & Gray).

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Forum Threads

p/murror

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15h ago

Grok can now wait on hold for you. Which calls would you hand to an agent?

The technology is the easy part of this one. The harder question is which conversations you're happy to have someone else sit through.

p/murror

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5d ago

What did AI make too easy for you, and what do you wish you'd kept doing by hand?

Every shortcut removes a bit of friction, and some of that friction was doing a job. I'd like to hear which parts of your workflow you handed over and which you took back.

p/murror

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15d ago

The EU's "tell people it's AI" rule is live. The only grace period ends 2 December.

Article 50 of the EU AI Act is already live, and the one grace period in it is narrower than most summaries make it sound.

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