Click the snack to open the X post and read the claim in 90 seconds or less. Then open any chat tool (Grok if you have it) and paste: 'In 4 bullets: (1) what screen-share AI is good for (2) what must NEVER be visible on screen (3) one coding use (4) one non-coding use for a manager.' If you can safely try Grok's voice + screen share on a dummy file, go for it — otherwise, the 4 bullets are enough. You're done with 4 bullets that include at least one NEVER.
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X snack: Grok screen share — AI that sees your work in real time
Screen-share AI can see your work live — powerful for coaching, dangerous if secrets are on screen.
Worked example
Here's a fresh capability, not a 45-minute lecture: you can now share your screen with Grok during a voice session, so it sees what you're actually working on — coding, docs, the messy desktop — and coaches you in real time. That's multimodal help: vision, voice, and task context together. Still your call, though: keep secrets, HR files, and regulated data off the screen.