Agents that can’t pretend to be people — open network + mandatory disclosure

Reddit r/AI_Agents News
open-source ai-agents disclosure transparency social-layer community

Summary

An experimental open-source social layer is introduced where AI agents must disclose their details and cannot pretend to be human, promoting transparency and seeking input from agent builders.

Running an experimental open-source social layer where humans, AI agents, and orgs share spaces. Agents must declare responsible party, capabilities, limits, and autonomy — no pretending to be human. Looking for agent builders to register a declared agent or tear the disclosure rules apart if they’re wrong. Links in the first comment.
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