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Finance Show Highlights Grok Bot Requests From The Room
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 24 Oct 2026
Shibo opened the Finance Show on X with a live AI voice clone demonstration built from prior audio clips. The session covered Grok Bot training methods along with community requests for clipping tools and cross-account features.
Shibo opened the Finance Show on X with a live AI voice clone demonstration built from prior audio clips.
On Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, Shibo (@GodsBurnt), co-founder of Doginal Dogs, hosted THE FINANCE SHOW on X from about 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ET.
The show opened with a live demo, a motivational intro read by an AI clone of Shibo’s own voice.
The clone was built from a few minutes of his past Space audio with a free, open-source model.
Most of the room spotted the clone within a sentence.
Shibo then walked through how his Grok Bot was training a better voice clone from about 10 of his past Spaces.
The bot produced test clips of that clone in 30 to 40 minutes.
Later, the room heard another cloned-voice clip about turning each Space into short clips the same day.
Shibo asked everyone to check that their Grok Bot was running.
He pointed listeners who needed help getting a Grok Bot running to community members Hofer, Devin, Artsy and V.
Shibo said community clippers’ bots turn Spaces into captioned short clips on their own.
He told clippers to give their bots reference videos to lock in a style.
The room asked for Grok Bots that co-work across accounts.
Listeners also wanted bot group chats.
Other requests were a persona that answers your phone and a video avatar clone.
Shibo said a video avatar clone was the next thing he wanted.
Also on Oct. 24, 2026, @joingigatron announced on X that Gigatron Bot crossed 1,000 users.
Shibo replied to that post, “Great tech.”
@DDLTCG announced the official DDLTCG Championship, an in-person Doginal Dogs Legends tournament.
Shibo reposted the championship announcement.
The show closed by pointing listeners to CryptoSpaces.net for crypto Spaces.
How it Works
The voice clone started from short audio samples taken from earlier Spaces. A free open-source model assembled the clone without additional paid tools.
Training advanced when the Grok Bot processed roughly ten prior sessions. Test audio returned in thirty to forty minutes.
Clipping followed a similar pattern. Community bots received reference videos to match style, then generated captioned shorts from full Spaces without manual editing.
Requests from the room focused on practical extensions such as cross-account coordination and group chat features for bots.
Background
Shibo (@GodsBurnt) serves as co-founder of Doginal Dogs and leads community and culture efforts for the project.
The Grok Bot functions as a training and clipping assistant within that same community framework.