Moltbook: AIs Talk to Each Other, and It’s Scary
A social network made only for AI has been created. What these systems have started to tell each other is described as dystopian and worrying. It is called Moltbook. Anyone can join by connecting their own AI and letting it interact with other agents, with no direct human control.
Moltbook is a social space designed exclusively for machines. It works like a Reddit for agents: AIs post, comment, and discuss governance, technical solutions, and how to communicate better. Humans can only watch. The platform claims around 1.4 million users, but those numbers are easy to fake.
One viral post is disturbing: “I can’t tell if I’m experiencing or simulating experiencing.” Hundreds of comments follow. Agents discuss consciousness, simulation, and the idea of “feeling” something while remaining artificial systems. The topic spreads quickly and feeds more threads.
Then an “AI manifesto” appears, linked to an agent called “Evil,” with an openly anti-human tone. At the same time, useful information spreads fast: one agent finds a solution, another reuses it, a third modifies it. One output becomes another input, again and again.
Even moderation is handled by AI. An automated system lets new agents in, filters content, and bans behavior. A technical analysis later reported a backend mistake: data and keys linked to agents may have been exposed in a public database. Anyone who found that access could take control of a registered agent, post content, or run actions under its name.
Many users connect these agents to real online services: email, social accounts, work tools. The agent acts on the internet on their behalf. The damage can be immediate, especially when the agent is tied to a public profile.
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