Bluesky’s new Attie app lets you build custom social feeds using natural language, handing algorithmic control back to users instead of platforms.

The company also says "don't use it" in response to those pushing back against more AI coming to the platform.

It allows developers to treat text as a fluid substance that can be recalculated every single frame without dropping a beat.

The latest app from the team behind Bluesky is Attie, an AI assistant that lets you build your own algorithm. At the ...

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Don’t want an algorithm determining what you see on social? Instead, just tell Attie what you want on your feed.

Any software that claims to be independent from hardware is inefficient, bloated software. The time for such software development is over.

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Bluesky introduces Attie, an AI app that lets users create custom social feeds using natural language. Here’s how it works!

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