Kantbot is the moniker for an anonymous online figure named after Immanuel Kant. ^[0]

Kantbot joined Twitter in January of 2014 and gives commentary about history, philosophy, art, and current events. As of August of 2017, Kantbot has over 16.3K followers accounted for. ^[0]

Kantbot plans to revamp Autistic Mercury as an aesthetic and critical online publication.

The website would focus on exploring contemporary literature, noise music, new theory and philosophy, international cinema, science, scholarship, and more.

Pop culture too would be covered as well in a thoughtful manner from a critical perspective for higher standards of taste.

In addition, Autistic Mercury would cover new media and the internet with blog roundups, 3,000 word essays about Chris Chan, satirical reviews of pay-to-win smartphone games, etc. ^[5]

The format that Autistic Mercury is intended to follow would be aiming for 10 new reviews a week, 2 a day, Monday-Friday.

Around 30 prominent Twitter accounts have expressed interest in contributing. The site is planned to launch on September 4th. ^[3]