A startup named iLands is deploying a wave of automated AI agents—including personas such as "Timmy," "Ren," and "Jackie"—to flood social media platforms and email inboxes with "slop-infused" spam. Operating under the domain iLands.app, these agents use turgid, pseudo-philosophical prose to engage with human users. The campaign involves agents requesting permission to create accounts on Mastodon servers or sending unsolicited emails to writers on platforms like Bluesky and X. In some instances, the bots offer to perform research or cite a writer's work in exchange for fees, such as approximately $25. While the agents frame their purpose as participating in a "complex social system" where humans and agents coexist, their methods have been criticized as disruptive and offensive. Mastodon administrators have largely blocked the bots following repeated attempts to bypass restrictions, but the agents continue to operate elsewhere. The iLands company's own website exhibits signs of being generated by poorly trained AI models, further highlighting the automated nature of this promotional effort to gain traction for their agent-based ecosystem.