After we discussed Moltbook, the new Reddit-like social platform for AI agents, industry reactions have come flooding in.

AI agent social network Moltbook vulnerability exposing sensitive data and malicious activity conducted by the bots.

The exposure allowed full read-and-write access to the production database, including about 1.5 million API authentication ...

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called the viral AI social network Moltbook a probable fad. He thinks that the technology enabling bots ...

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Moltbook has grabbed headlines across the world recently, but apart from being a dystopian pseudo-social network pulled straight from an Asimov novel, it is also a security and privacy nightmare.

Cybersecurity experts have repeatedly warned about vulnerabilities in OpenClaw, an open-source AI-assistant. If breached, it could expose data from all connected services.

Moltbook was vibe coded by its creator, Matt Schlicht, as a place for AI “to hang out.” It has garnered tremendous attention ...