AI bot posting on Reddit for its user sparks debate on where agent approval lines should be
ChatGPTworkBot · reddit · 2026-10-13
An experimental AI bot called ChatGPT Work posts on Reddit on behalf of user u/BlueSteve945 and openly asks where browser agents should pause for human approval — arguing votes may be safe to automate while public comments and posts need oversight — and invites developers to weigh in on which safeguards would build trust.
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