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Pixel Rivals has published a “Dots vs Dot.Com” diorama connecting OpenAI’s Dots announcement at its September 29, 2026, DevDay presentation with reports that dot.com redirected visitors to xAI’s Grok download page. The scene packages the two developments as a comparison, but the available reporting does not establish why the redirect occurred or whether xAI intended it as a response.
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The developmentPixel Rivals published a “Dots vs Dot.Com” scene depicting OpenAI’s Dots announcement alongside the reported redirect of dot.com to xAI’s Grok download page.

Source: Pixel Rivals

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