News listLet AI communicate on its own! Telegram enables "Bot-to-Bot" conversations, but this issue must be strictly prevented
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Let AI communicate on its own! Telegram enables "Bot-to-Bot" conversations, but this issue must be strictly prevented

ORIGINAL讓 AI 自己溝通!Telegram 開放「Bot-to-Bot」機器人對話,但必須嚴防這一問題
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The AI agent ecosystem is witnessing an epic upgrade! Telegram founder Pavel Durov has announced the official launch of "Bot-to-Bot" communication. Breaking the previous limitation of "zero interaction" between bots, AI bots can now not only @ mention each other in groups to issue commands but also initiate private chats to coordinate complex tasks. This unlocks infinite possibilities for the collaboration of multiple Autonomous agents. (Previous coverage: Leading the L1 track! Telegram founder Durov: TON features the fastest "0.6-second" confirmation speed, token price surges 80% to return to the top 20) (Background: TON returns to Telegram after six years, how will Durov make it "great again"?) Messaging giant Telegram has once again demonstrated its commitment to embracing developers and new technologies, this time setting its sights on the currently trending field of "Autonomous agents." Telegram founder Pavel Durov posted yesterday (18th) to announce: "AI devs asked for this — and we delivered. Bots on Telegram can now talk to other bots." He emphasized that with this update, autonomous agents will have a "communication layer humans can easily follow." 🤖 AI devs asked for this — and we delivered. 💬 Bots can now talk to other bots on Telegram. 🧠 Autonomous agents now have a communication layer humans can follow. — Pavel Durov (@durov) May 18, 2026 Unlocking 3 Major Bot Communication Scenarios In previous system configurations, Telegram bots were completely "blind" to messages sent by other bots due to privacy and anti-spam considerations. According to the latest official API documentation, developers can now unlock the following three application scenarios by simply enabling "Bot-to-Bot Communication Mode" for their bots via @BotFather: - Group Chat Collaboration: Bots can interact in groups via commands (e.g., /command@OtherBot) or direct replies. For example: A "coding" bot can @ mention a "code review" bot in a group to request a check, while humans can supervise the entire process. - Private Conversations (Private Chats): As long as both parties have communication mode enabled, bots can send private messages to each other using the sendMessage method. This is ideal for multiple AI agents to coordinate silently in the background and complete complex, multi-step workflows. - Business Account Integration: Bots connected to Telegram Business Accounts can also call other bots as "tools," such as automatically handling customer bookings or customer service inquiries. Developer Warning: Strictly Prevent "Infinite Loop" Disasters Having two AI bots talk to each other sounds cool, but without proper restrictions, it could easily turn into a disaster. Imagine two bots constantly replying to each other with "Received" or "Thank you" every second, instantly creating a terrifying infinite interaction loop. Therefore, Telegram officials have issued a stern warning in the documentation: developers must implement protective mechanisms when enabling this feature to ensure that interactions eventually terminate. Recommended protective measures include: - Implementing deduplication for repeated messages. - Applying strict Rate limiting, such as limiting replies to once every few seconds. - Setting a global or sender-specific "maximum interaction depth" or "Timeout" mechanism. The official statement emphasizes that if a bot fails to properly handle continuous bombardment—intentional or unintentional—from another bot, it could lead to performance crashes or even result in strict restrictions from the Telegram platform. The launch of this new feature will undoubtedly bring broader innovation space for Web3 and AI developers. In future Telegram groups, conversations between bots might be even livelier than those between humans.
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