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I have been using Grok in my Tesla, and it is a fun way to navigate and find new places to try around me. You can ask it to map multiple locations now, and ask it things like "after my first destination, I want to get coffee from a local place, not a chain". It's given some unique, interesting options I never would've explored otherwise. Step-by-step: 1. I asked Grok in the Tesla to map the first destination I wanted to visit. 2. I added the other stops I was considering so it could plan a multi-location route. 3. I gave it preference constraints, such as finding a local coffee shop instead of a chain. 4. I let it suggest options that fit the route after the first destination. 5. I used those conversational recommendations to discover places I would not have found on my usual route.

I continue to use Claude artifacts for all kinds of visualizations. Recently, when purchasing acoustic panels for my ceiling, I wasn't sure how many to buy or the right orientation to install them in. I had Claude create a mock-up of my room and then lay them out in different orientations and different patterns to optimize the right number, the right order, and the right way to install them. I made sure to purchase the right amount, reduced waste and cuts, and was able to better estimate costs when comparing different options. I can see this being super valuable any time I'm doing any kind of home improvement project that includes estimating materials, whether it's tile, carpeting, or any kind of paneling across an area. Step-by-step: 1. I provided the room layout, ceiling context, and the dimensions of the acoustic panels I was considering. 2. I asked Claude Artifacts to create a visual mock-up of the room. 3. I had it lay out the panels in several orientations and patterns. 4. I compared the options based on panel count, order, cuts, waste, and visual balance. 5. I used the preferred layout to estimate materials and compare the cost before purchasing.