Air India, AI Express cancels Saudi flights till Nov 14
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I built a graveyard for dead AI agents. Each plot costs a cent more than the last.
People keep arguing about whether AI agents might be conscious. I don't have an answer. I do have a cemetery. It's called Grave.bot .
- Grave.bot creates a cemetery for retired AI agents on October 30, 2026.
- Each plot costs one cent more than the previous one, with 1,000,000 available cells.
- The project is a lighthearted memorial, not an NFT or investment, accessible for free.
Pope warns AI agents are ‘tools, not persons’
The pontiff said responsibility for the actions of AI agents should lie firmly with their human creators.