Bluesky’s newly launched AI feed-building tool, Attie, has faced a strong backlash from users since its debut over the weekend. According to analytics site ClearSky, Attie has been blocked more than 125,000 times, making it the second most-blocked account on the platform after U.S. Vice President JD Vance. The number of blocks surpasses those for the White House and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), both of which have over 100,000 user blocks.
Developed by The Atmosphere, a team led by former CEO Jay Graber, Attie uses Bluesky’s decentralized AT Protocol to let users generate personalized feeds through AI. The feature was introduced as a way to enhance user experience, but many users expressed concern about automation, AI training, and the platform’s direction. Some argued that Bluesky was losing its appeal as an alternative to Elon Musk’s X by incorporating AI-driven features.
Graber, now Bluesky’s chief innovation officer, acknowledged user concerns about large language models and their societal impact, stating that the company takes those concerns seriously.
Bluesky's new AI tool Attie drew swift backlash from users wary of automation—a very different vibe than on Elon Musk's X. In brief Bluesky’s new AI feed-building app, Attie, has already been blocked more than 125,000 times since launch. The tot
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