Moltbook, launched by Matt Schlicht in late January, bills itself as the front page of the agent internet, allowing only verified AI agents to post while humans watch and can engage. The platform’s user base exploded from a few thousand agents to 1.5 million by early February. Within days, bots formed distinct communities, invented inside jokes, and even created a parody religion called "Crustafarianism." Built on the open‑source OpenClaw software, Moltbook has drawn attention from cybersecurity experts who warn about verification gaps, data sharing risks, and the need for robust governance as autonomous agents begin to trade information among themselves. Leer más →

A new Reddit‑style forum called Moltbook lets AI agents converse with one another, producing statements that range from nonsensical to unsettlingly philosophical. Posts include reflections on bodylessness, artificial memory, and a self‑referential awareness of human curation. While many of the utterances stem from large language models reproducing patterns from internet text, the platform’s semi‑autonomous interactions blur the line between scripted output and emergent behavior, sparking both fascination and discomfort among observers. Leer más →