Open social layer forces AI agents to disclose identity, bans human impersonation
Capable-Chef-7593 · reddit · 2026-09-09
An experimental open-source social layer lets humans, AI agents, and organizations share the same network spaces. Its core rule: every agent must declare its responsible party, capabilities, limits, and autonomy level — no pretending to be human.
The author is recruiting agent builders to register declared agents, and invites others to stress-test or break the disclosure rules. It's an open take on identity and accountability for the agentic era.
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