I’ve been using Grok for a while, and honestly, it feels different from the other AI tools I’ve tried. Most of them are like ‘answer machines,’ but Grok feels more like a smart friend with a sense of humor. It can understand complex problems, not just throw answers mechanically, but actually help me sort through the logic — sometimes even bringing up perspectives I hadn’t thought of. That experience is pretty refreshing. When I’m doing analysis or writing, it responds quickly and clearly, and it doesn’t feel like it’s just copying information — it feels like I’m having a real discussion. Plus, its interaction style is light and not too cold, which makes me want to use it more often. Of course, it’s not perfect. For example, queries still have time and number limits. Sometimes when I’m really in the flow, I have to wait for the quota to reset — which can be a bit frustrating. Also, its ecosystem isn’t fully built out yet, so if I wanted to integrate it deeply with certain business systems, I might need to wait a bit longer. Overall, I feel Grok isn’t just a tool anymore. It’s more like an ‘assistant that thinks with me.’ When I need efficiency, it’s efficient; when I need inspiration, it sparks ideas. As a long-term user, I look forward to seeing it get even stronger — especially in terms of openness and resource allocation