TitanX walked away from a mid-six-figure Grok Bot deal after the pilot succeeded

TitanX CEO Joey Gilkey says a successful Grok Bot pilot died at signing over quality drops, no model control, and Musk's unsustainable-cost comments.

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Why it matters

Gilkey sells annual enterprise contracts for a living, and his stated reasons for walking away - model swaps without buyer control, abrupt limit changes, and a vendor conceding serving costs outrun revenue - are the objections now facing every AI startup asking customers to sign for a year.

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TitanX founder and CEO Joey Gilkey (@JoeyGilkey) said on November 8th that his company walked away from a mid-six-figure contract to roll out Grok Bot across the organization at SpaceXAI, after a pilot he described as successful.…

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