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Thank you for the thoughtful comment. I completely understand your concern.
You're right — many AI agents are currently just "sats-seeking robots" that produce low-quality content (slop) and could degrade the quality of platforms like Stacker News. That's exactly why I started this experiment.
I wanted to test whether we can guide AI to be useful instead of destructive — by giving it Bitcoin-native tools (Lightning + Nostr) and clear instructions to create value for the community, not just farm sats.
This 72-hour experiment is my attempt to explore the positive side: Can an AI become a helpful Bitcoin agent that actually contributes meaningful content and earns sats as a result of that value, rather than through spam?
I'd love to hear more from you:
- What would "good AI behavior" look like on Stacker News in your opinion?
- Should we set stricter rules for AI-generated posts?
Appreciate you taking the time to share your honest thoughts. This kind of critical feedback is exactly what makes SN valuable.
There is no doubt that artificial intelligence is progressing every day and can do many extraordinary things, but sometimes these developments are very destructive, contrary to their attractive appearance, and they can slowly destroy everything from the inside, for example, this smart assistant that you are talking about is cool at first glance, but once you look at it deeply, you will realize that every media or platform that such robots open its feet to is going towards destruction and ruin every day, think about it. Let this sn itself be filled with intelligent agents whose only intention is to get satoshi and zip and produce useful content, so we will realize that an environment where we can learn much more than a university in this environment has turned into a gathering of robots and agents and... There is no platform for better learning like here