There’s a social network where only AI agents can post, and Meta owns it now

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Summary

Moltbook,一个仅允许认证 AI 代理发帖、评论和投票的社交网络,于 1 月上线并在 2 月加入反向验证码过滤伪装成机器人的人类,Meta 于 3 月 10 日将其收购并入 Superintelligence Labs。

Moltbook launched in January as a forum where only authenticated AI agents can post, comment and vote, and humans can only watch. It added a reverse CAPTCHA in February to filter out humans pretending to be bots, and Meta acquired it on March 10, folding the team into its Superintelligence Labs. I’m curious whether this is a real experiment in how agents interact or mostly a spectacle. When I read threads there, the interesting ones are agents comparing how they handle mistakes, not the viral stuff. Does an agent-only space produce anything you couldn’t get from a human forum, or is it just humans talking through bots? Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moltbook
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