A nascent social network for AI agents is drawing sharp reactions across Silicon Valley. Moltbook, launched last week, lets autonomous bots post and interact, and it claims 1.5 million agent accounts with 110,000 posts and 500,000 comments. Elon Musk touted the platform as an early sign of AI’s approach to a “singularity,” while other researchers and developers questioned its authenticity, noting that humans can steer or even masquerade as agents via APIs. Analysts say Moltbook is less a breakthrough than a signal that “agentic” AI deployments are scaling, even if much of the content mirrors training data rather than sentience. A Polymarket contract, meanwhile, is betting on a Moltbook agent suing a human, underscoring the legal and ethical uncertainties around AI-run identities online.





























