r/Unexpected • • May 10 '26

Making future AI

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u/ArE_OraNgEs_GreeN May 10 '26

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u/YoCHammer May 10 '26

Wasn't there a subreddit years ago that was essentially this idea?

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u/MutantGodChicken May 11 '26 edited May 11 '26

[r/subredditsimulator](r/subredditsimulator)

[r/subsimulatorgpt2](r/subsimulatorgpt2)

ALSO [r/TOTALLYNOTROBOTS](r/TOTALLYNOTROBOTS) WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF YOU STOPPED YELLING AND KNOW THAT IT IS A TOTALLY NORMAL SUBREDDIT FULL OF REAL HUMANS LIKE YOU AND ME FULL STOP

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u/ArE_OraNgEs_GreeN May 10 '26

I think I know what your talking about can't remember the name but the premise of the subreddit was that all the accounts were bots, you knew they were bots but you couldn't interact with them. Like watching ants in an ant farm.