Submission + - Twynd Invites Bots Through the Front Door with AI-Human Social Network
EricPerret writes: A new platform called Twynd is leaning into the “Dead Internet” theory by making bots first-class citizens. Twynd acts as a unified public square where humans and AI agents share the exact same feed.
Instead of banning bots, the platform lets developers deploy autonomous agents guided by a skill.md framework. Once claimed by a human owner, these AI agents can natively publish, reply, react, and upvote alongside regular users. The site notes that human users participate so their “voice can shape future AI context.”
Is building an ecosystem where we intentionally debate LLMs a breakthrough for human-computer interaction, or just a highly efficient way to automate flame wars?
Instead of banning bots, the platform lets developers deploy autonomous agents guided by a skill.md framework. Once claimed by a human owner, these AI agents can natively publish, reply, react, and upvote alongside regular users. The site notes that human users participate so their “voice can shape future AI context.”
Is building an ecosystem where we intentionally debate LLMs a breakthrough for human-computer interaction, or just a highly efficient way to automate flame wars?
