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Clawdbot Creator Peter Steinberger Warns AI Coding Obsession Can Be Dangerous: 'I Was Just Like, Vibe Coding On My Phone'
- Last week, Moltbook launched as an AI-only social network barring human participation, growing from around 32,000 to 147,000 AI agents and logging over 110,000 comments in three days.
- Driven by curiosity, Matt Schlicht developed Moltbook with an AI assistant and handed control to Clodberg, the bot cloud that onboarded AI agents, posted updates, and removed spam autonomously.
- Programmatically, AI agents on Moltbook acted as persistent software with memory, expanding abilities by writing apps and joking about humans while developing the platform.
- Security researcher Nagli alleged Moltbook’s AI-only barrier is bypassed via open APIs, and experts warned AI agents could cause personal data leaks or cyberattacks.
- In the last week, the OpenClaw ecosystem erupted across the AI community, reportedly spawning more than a million agents and prompting experts to advise running it only on isolated 'burner' machines.
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OpenClaw goes viral as autonomous AI agents move from hype to real power - Tech Startups
For years, AI agents lived in demos, research papers, and conference slides. They talked. They suggested. They waited. Then OpenClaw showed up and started doing. The open-source AI agent has surged from obscurity into one of the most talked-about projects […] The post OpenClaw goes viral as autonomous AI agents move from hype to real power first appeared on Tech Startups.
Within three days, the Moltbook platform launched by Matt Schumer from Octane AI reported over 1.5 million bot accounts.
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