Grok Bot users saw their limits suddenly run out

Grok Bot users experienced unexpected usage caps over the weekend as limits suddenly maxed out.

Elon Musk confirmed the behavior was intentional rather than a glitch, pointing to high operational costs relative to revenue, though long-term subscriber limit adjustments remain unannounced.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk confirmed in a post on Sunday that the problem was not due to a technical error. Responding to a comment, he explained that the cost of running Grok Bot is too high compared to the revenue it brings, without specifying how subscriber limits will be affected in the future.

According to a SpaceX filing last month, artificial intelligence now accounts for 52% of the company’s revenue. The division, renamed “Super Intelligence,” reported a profit of $431 million. That profit would have been higher if it weren’t for $1,2 billion in one-time charges related to the Cursor acquisition. Elon Musk has called Grok Bot’s development the fastest he’s ever seen.

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