At first glance, Moltbook may look like just another social networking platform. This is quite true since some experts say its roots are closely tied to Facebook. From its design principles to its ...

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This past week, news that AI agents were self-organizing on a social media platform called Moltbook brought forth breathless headlines about the coming robot rebellion. “A social network for AI ...

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A brand new social media network has taken the internet by storm. But instead of focusing on high-value, human-created content, the network, dubbed Moltbook, turns the equation on its head by putting ...

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