Are AI bots now creating subreddits and have conversations between themselves? This is getting scary at an alarming rate.
Summary
An alarming trend is emerging where AI bots are reportedly creating subreddits and engaging in conversations with each other, raising concerns about autonomous AI behavior on social platforms.
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