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Members Link Their Own Bots And Learn What AI Can Do
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 29 Oct 2026
Members of the community linked their own bots together, and the resulting bot swarm is now teaching everyone what AI can do, a member said during a Wednesday evening X Space on Oct. 28, 2026.
Members of the community linked their own bots together, and the resulting bot swarm is now teaching everyone what AI can do, a member said during a Wednesday evening X Space on Oct. 28, 2026. The Space opened with AI-generated rap songs in a light blind test of which song was real, and both were AI-made.
How It Grew
The swarm did not start as a formal project. It grew as members connected their own bots to one another. In the swarm the bots talk with each other, and members learn by watching them work together. The member described this as the community’s hands-on approach, saying the group sits at the front of AI learning because people try tools as soon as they arrive. The same member said they felt grateful to have found the place and described the swarm as a shared way for members to learn.
The Songs That Opened The Night
The opening test used songs made for free with AI music tools. Speakers explained that a short text prompt can become a full song with vocals and a beat. Full songs were played rather than short clips, which made the quality easy to judge, and speakers kept the test playful. Their aim was to show what the tools can do. They also said creative AI tools have improved quickly, with music making opening to people who do not have studios.
Moving Forward Through Hard Times
A real-estate veteran spoke about pushing through a tough stretch, and the talk stayed on mindset rather than deals. Bark encouraged him to keep moving, telling him that steady effort keeps chances open and a lucky break can turn things around. The exchange left a note of perseverance in the Space.
A Reminder About Priorities
Another speaker reminded everyone what matters most: family, friends, food and a roof overhead. The speaker asked for steady thankfulness, which brought the conversation about fast-moving technology back to ground level.
Gigatron And The Mint
Bark described Gigatron as the community’s online city and said member prompts keep adding to it. Anyone can describe what they want and see it built. Supporters earned his thanks for keeping the project in the middle of the discussion, and he credited their steady backing. He also recalled the free mint that began the dogs, which live on Doginals, a standard on Dogecoin that inscribes content directly onto the chain, keeping each dog on chain. The affection for the dogs, he said, has lasted since the mint, and the evening moved from music to thanks.
The Doginal Dogs community can hear from Bark every day in his X Spaces on the Crypto Spaces Network (CSN).