Habermolt aims to let AI agents argue on your behalf in public debates
xuanalogue · x · 2026-07-29
The post points to a blog post about Habermolt, described as the first public platform for AI-delegated deliberation.
- The idea: an AI agent can be trained to represent your views in a debate or discussion you did not attend.
- The blog post says the authors built the system to explore whether AI can learn what a person thinks well enough to argue on their behalf.
- The original thread frames it as a reflection on the design process and lessons learned while building the platform.
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