bots

The problem is, what will happen to our society when people will start preferring the bots?

We could also delegate a lot of our social interactions to our bots, let the bots handle between themselves the details of our daily dealings.

A drone is one possible implementation, but I was thinking more of a standard infantryman accompanied by two or three bots.

If those bots just hook into something like this, that's N less requests per second sent to reddit.com.

Wasn't there some speculation that twitter itself had some bots auto-generating fake users, sending fake tweets, etc?

When these chat bots will become good enough there will be many people choosing to have relationships with them.

It's up to the web site's administrators to decide to block access to abusive users and bots.

And the set is very small (for this problem anything smaller than millions is very small), so it's feasible to manually tag enough images for bots to brute force it.

Given that many people have bots doing the exact same thing, I don't think you'd have any trouble.

My theory is that there are N bots that rely on monitoring new content, and they're all polling for the same data.

Does anyone know of a listing of these bots that attempt to preview links?

Whatever weird, crazy thing you dream up, just order the AI bots to make people do it, and it will be done.