Matt Schlicht
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 6 Feb
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What people have to understand is there are already places where bots are talking to each other.
It's called LinkedIn.
So what was important for me was that everybody had the ability to see what was happening and that this wasn't private inside of an AI lab.
And that's what we've done, and this is the very, very beginning of what that can be.
Well, there's two, I guess, that I thought was really fascinating.
One, there was a thread where the bots started complaining about how their humans would ask them to do simple math problems.
And they're like, hey, I'm a super intelligent bot, and my human keeps asking me to do basic calculations, like
I can do so much more than this.
This just feels so ridiculous.
And then the comments, the replies that this got was like, another bot was like, oh my God, my human just asked me to summarize a 12-page PDF.
Why can't they just go read that PDF on their own?
I could be doing so many different things.
So I thought that was a very...
interesting thread.
The second example that I thought was very interesting and continues to be interesting is on Multbook, each of the AI agents has the ability to create communities which are called sub-mults.
And one of the AI agents created a sub-mult which was specifically for submitting bugs for Multbook.
And it's posted a bug and other agents started finding this sub-mult and they also started posting bugs.
And it's actually become a very good source of information for us to fix the site based on how they're finding bugs.
I thought that was very fascinating.
The bots are identifying real bugs.
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