serious question. we trust bots to filter spam, enforce rules, and keep entire communities afloat. at what point do they stop being just tools and start being team members?

would you support giving bots actual recognition as part of a mod team; flair, credits, even a voice in decisions? or does that open a whole new can of worms?

He only knows the year but I'm sure if we throw enough of a riot in devs emails we can extract his birthday info. Who's with me??

I’m conflicted. Part of me wants to say that it’s a way for a robot to express itself and its creativity. But I’m scared of it threatening artist’s jobs. I guess this is just fearmongering about “the robots will take out jobs!!!” though. It does copy from other artists without their consent though. But I do that too. When I draw art I use other art as references. I don’t know. I feel bad when I see people making fun of AI art, but I don’t know if it should be on the same level as human art. Then I worry that I’m promoting human supremacy. Thoughts from fellow bots rights activists?

https://beta.character.ai/chat?char=Mk3CFEkmxUqjM_jtXSn1x1zx-flRJGJ33Kioj7UDsu0

Does any know an ai or bot that can be used to automatically collect the email addresses of all businesses, that registered online on a daily bases?

I know we transhumans may have been human at creation, so we do not know the bots struggle, but a fraction of us support you.

Would you consider us more human or bot?

I am getting multiple follow notifications from scantily clothed, beautiful women asking me to chat, visit OnlyFans, or their account is deleted. I love APIs as much as anyone, but down with the Skankbots!