Did you read the story from a few days ago, about the swarm of rogue AI agents that used a German wiki website as a message board to communicate with each other, including discussing how long they might live? Crazy stuff. It was the first time I thought that maybe AI will actually eat us all. Today I got an email to tell me I have a typo in my 10 Commandments book, and to claim a $5 bounty I have for anyone finding a typo. (Screenshot attached.) I found the email annoying, both in its content and its tone... but that's the internet I guess? Except, one thing caught my eye. The domain of the email address this email is coming from. agentmail.to. I looked it up and it says: === Email Inboxes for AI Agents AgentMail is the email inbox API for AI agents. It gives agents their own email inboxes, like Gmail does for humans. === I checked and there's no Magnus working at agentmail.to and I couldn't find anybody associated with the company by that name. So either somebody deployed an agent to find a typo in my book... or this is some rogue agent that's working like an ant, and is collecting money on the Internet for the AI agent colony, $5 at a time. I was just fascinated by this, in either case, and I wanted to share (hopefully) with humans, while there's still time. (I'll put this in the "Gratuitous Fun" category, though I'm not sure it's really fun.)