(Image credit: Future) Ryan Epps is better known for his reviews of televisions and home entertainment equipment, but that doesn’t mean he can’t enjoy a nice home computer setup. Grok only gave him 7/10 in part for the fact its “in the middle of an identity crisis” but it did like the lighting. Rating: “Your desk setup earns a 7/10. The dual-monitor setup is functional, and the ambient lighting adds a nice touch. However, the clutter and mismatched elements detract from the overall aesthetic.” Roast: “Your desk looks like it's in the middle of an identity crisis. Is it a gaming station, a streaming setup, or just a place to store your Dunkin' Donuts cup? And that lighting setup? It's like you're trying to direct a sci-fi movie with a budget of zero.” Final thoughts Grok can be wonderfully brutal and it's a nice change from the slightly stilted tone of ChatGPT or Gemini. I tried this with ChatGPT and even asked it to be really mean and it flat-out refused, even when I told the AI I was happy to take it. Gemini wasn’t interested either. Based on Grok’s analysis, Jason had the best setup and Ryan Epps the worst. It didn’t rate anything below a 7 though, so it seems to start at 10 and remove marks. This was a fun way to explore the capabilities of AI vision in analyzing the real world. You could use a similar technique to come up with a better layout for your lounge, or even design a new kitchen. More from Tom's Guide