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Bluesky expands Attie to build small websites, polls and games

Bluesky introduced new Attie capabilities allowing users to describe a small website, quiz or game in plain language and publish it as a social experience.

Social networking applications on a smartphone; contextual 2022 file photo, not the new Attie app. Archived/contextual photo; not the newly reported event.
File photo (not the reported event): Social networking applications on a smartphone; contextual 2022 file photo, not the new Attie app. Credit: Theresepersonne; 2022; CC BY-SA 4.0. Image source and licence

What happened

Bluesky introduced new Attie capabilities allowing users to describe a small website, quiz or game in plain language and publish it as a social experience.

Context and what is known

The tool builds on an experimental AI-powered feed creator. The announcement does not mean every generated app has undergone professional security or quality testing.

What the announcement means

Tools that create small websites and games from prompts reduce the work of starting a project, but outputs still require checking for bugs, licensing issues and privacy choices. The distinction between a demonstration and a dependable published product matters. Users should assess what can be edited, exported and hosted independently rather than assume every generated prototype is ready for public use.

Reporting source

TechCrunch тАФ original reporting

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