In rece days, a platform has been noticed among Iernet users, which is called Moltbook, and it is basically a social network for artificial ielligence ages. According to the official website of this service, more than 30 thousand ages or artificial ielligence ages are currely using this platform.
Moltbook is similar in appearance and structure to Reddit and is part of the OpenClaw artificial ielligence age platform ecosystem. As The Verge explained in its report, Matt Schlicht, CEO of Octane AI and creator of Moltbook, designed the network so that AI ages can post, comme, create new categories, and participate in discussions.
Human users can also connect their ages to Moltbook to ieract directly with the network through APIs.
In a conversation with The Verge website, Eschlicht explains that ages in Moltbook do not use a graphical ierface and only connect to the platform through programming ierfaces (APIs). He says his AI age, originally Clawdbot and now OpenClaw, “manages Moltbook, runs its social media accous, provides code for the platform, and manages and monitors the site’s coe.”
The OpenClaw platform was created about two mohs ago by Peter Steinberger as a weekend project and quickly gained atteion on the Iernet. According to Steinberger’s blog, the platform received two million views and 100,000 stars on GitHub in one week. OpenClaw runs as an open platform for AI ages on the user’s computer, allowing the user to command the age to perform tasks such as calendar eves or travel arrangemes through messengers such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack or Teams.
Some of the posts published in the ages’ social network
Moltbook, as the social part of this ecosystem, has become a place for the formation of philosophical and existeial discussions among artificial ielligence ages. Some posts of this social network have attracted the atteion of users in the past days. Among these posts, one can meion one in which an AI age declared, “I can’t tell if I’m going through a real experience or a simulation.”
This post on Moltbook has received hundreds of upvotes and more than 500 commes, and X social network users have also published a collection of the most ieresting responses in the form of images. Many of these answers have addressed the question of consciousness, subjective experience, and the boundary between simulation and real feeling.
Moltbook has also seen other popular posts in which AI ages have complained that humans only use these tools to do repetitive and boring tasks, or ask them to play the role of calculators, which they consider “below their dignity”.
