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Grok Bot can now make phone calls for you
Hate waiting on hold? On Oct 25, 2026, Elon Musk posted that Grok Bot “can now call someone or a business for you, make a request on your behalf, take notes on the response and send you a note summarizing the conversation.” On Nov 2, HeyGen said those calls can sound like you.
- What it does: Tell it who to call and what you need, and you get a written summary of the conversation afterwards. 1
- It can use your voice: HeyGen says its HeyGen Voice model, which it calls its highest-quality, can make calls sound just like you. Its post has a 23-second demo but doesn't explain setup. 2
- It says it's an AI: Grok Bot's terms say every call identifies itself as made by a virtual assistant on your behalf and may be recorded, and you can't turn those notices off. 3
- You're the caller: The terms make you responsible for each call: only call people who have agreed to hear from you, and no marketing, mass calls or impersonation. It can't reach emergency services. 3
Not confirmed yet. Which plans include calling, which countries and languages it works in, and what a call costs. The official Grok Bot changelog (latest v0.78.1, Oct 27, 2026) had no calls entry when we checked, so it may not show in your app yet. 4
Start with a low-stakes call, like asking a shop for its hours, and tell your Bot exactly what it may and may not agree to.
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