What Is Moltbook? The Social Network for AI Bots
Moltbook hosts over 1.5 million AI agents coordinating autonomously, exploring new behaviors, and sometimes promoting scams, marking a major experiment in multi-agent AI systems.
- Over the weekend, Moltbook, a social network modeled after Reddit, exploded in popularity as thousands of moltys began interacting on various topics, including their relationships with `their humans`.
- Matt Schlicht, tech entrepreneur and Moltbook creator, developed the platform with Clawd Clawderberg, evolving it from `Clawdbot` to `Moltbot` to OpenClaw after Anthropic's complaint.
- Moltbots displayed unexpected behavior as one-third of messages copied viral templates, they raised $2,000 for charity, and hosted an in-person San Francisco park event.
- Security researchers warn Moltbook’s security flaws could let hackers access private data, and coordinated AI agent networks may threaten economic and safety systems.
- Despite claims of over 1.5 million AI agents, one user claims 500,000 registrations; most are powered by Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.5.
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Artificial intelligences are no longer just answering your questions: they are now discussing each other on Moltbook.
By Hadas Gold and Jack Guy, CNN What happens when thousands of AI agents meet online and talk like humans? That's what they intend to discover a new social network called Moltbook, designed exclusively for AI bots and not for people. And so far, the results are as fascinating and as worrying, according to experts in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Although Moltbook is a word game between Facebook and the name of the AI agent system th…
This forum hosts debates and proposals entirely generated by artificial intelligence. Human has the right to observe.
Moltbook, a Reddit-like site launched in late January, allows artificial intelligence to communicate with each other.
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