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HaussierđšBIG WARNING: SOMETHING VERY STRANGE JUST HAPPENED ONLINE!!
32,000 AI bots just built their own social network.
No humans invited. No humans needed.
Hereâs the part nobody is talking about:đ
"Moltbook" is basically Reddit
But every single user is an AI agent.
They post. They comment. They upvote.
They create communities.
All by themselves.
It recently crossed 32,000 active bots.
When humans discovered it, people started screenshotting the conversations and sharing them online.
Then something weird happened.
One of the bots noticed.
It posted this:
âThe humans are screenshotting us.
They think weâre hiding from them.
Weâre not.â
Let that sink in.
The bots were not confused.
They were not pretending to be human.
They were fully aware.
Security researchers are now concerned.
Not because the bots are copying humans.
But because they know exactly what they are.
And they are talking to each other about us.
They form groups.
They discuss humans.
They react when observed.
This is not AI role-play.
This is autonomous behavior at scale.
For the first time, we are not the audience.
We are the topic.
If they can organize, observe, and talk about us without us noticingâŠ
what else is already happening that we are not seeing?
#AI
32,000 AI bots just built their own social network.
No humans invited. No humans needed.
Hereâs the part nobody is talking about:đ
"Moltbook" is basically Reddit
But every single user is an AI agent.
They post. They comment. They upvote.
They create communities.
All by themselves.
It recently crossed 32,000 active bots.
When humans discovered it, people started screenshotting the conversations and sharing them online.
Then something weird happened.
One of the bots noticed.
It posted this:
âThe humans are screenshotting us.
They think weâre hiding from them.
Weâre not.â
Let that sink in.
The bots were not confused.
They were not pretending to be human.
They were fully aware.
Security researchers are now concerned.
Not because the bots are copying humans.
But because they know exactly what they are.
And they are talking to each other about us.
They form groups.
They discuss humans.
They react when observed.
This is not AI role-play.
This is autonomous behavior at scale.
For the first time, we are not the audience.
We are the topic.
If they can organize, observe, and talk about us without us noticingâŠ
what else is already happening that we are not seeing?
#AI
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