We can’t really swear that Google Follow Finder will in fact expand your Twitter network. Actually, the jury is still out on this one, but the possibility is there.

Follow Finder is still in the experimental stage, but it is functional. Aaron Wise, who is Google’s Associate Product Manager, said, “If you see someone you want to follow, just click ‘Follow on Twitter,’ log in, and they’ll be added to your following list in Twitter. This integration is based on Twitter’s new @anywhere frameworks, which make it easy for any site to add Twitter functionality. We’re using the frameworks to provide dynamic information about Twitter accounts and one-click following.”

We had to wonder is this is new enabling technology for the creeps and stalkers that live on the Internet, but we were assured that isn’t the case.

The lists in Google Follow Finder are produced using public following and follower lists on Twitter: i.e., if a user follows CNN and Time, Follow Finder determines that most of those who follow CNN and Time also follow Newsweek, so Follow Finder will suggest Newsweek as a “Tweep you might like.”

The list of “Tweeps with similar followers” is a list of Twitter users with follower lists that is similar to yours.

Go try it for yourself. Go to Follow Finder and type in your Twitter user name to find a list of “Tweeps”.

We’ll be interested in knowing what you think of Follow Finder, so be sure to leave a comment.