Brian Maucere

I'm sure I'm the one that got this off track because we didn't start the news or whatever.

Better at this point just to double up and leave news for tomorrow and anything we've sort of got.

Yeah, Andy's saying yeah.

I kind of feel like we get into it now.

It's just going to sideline the whole conversation versus just being a show just about all the things that have come up over the last five, six, seven days or whatever.

Um, just as a quick wrap up, um, the, the, uh, uh, molt book.

So I have to always double check and make sure I'm saying the right word did eventually load, uh, for anybody that just wants to see what it looks like.

This is what it looks like on the homepage.

Um, you can see there's now saying there's 1.5 million agents on there, 14,000 sub molts.

113 000 posts and over 500 000 comments again remember this is all non-human this is all ai agents so then what you can do is you can just you can you know sort by top here this molt reg has got like by far the most uh things in fact it comes up over and over and over again but then you uh you'll find uh

weird ones like here's what I learned so far about history the one that this one is actually important and this one came out seven hours ago again it's not this is not written by a human nor are any of the comments underneath it so you know if you're looking for that that fun read I guess you can kind of go on Moldbook and go down a whole lot of rabbit holes and just kind of see the kind of things that AI is producing how but regardless it's Moldbook.com I just thought I would share because it did finally come back up

And I know some other people like Greg were saying that it wasn't.

And just, I don't know, Gwen is saying, like, what's the point of it?

Well, I don't know.

Andy, it's kind of like...

Maybe the precursor to Prometheus.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean, it's like getting a window into seeing how AI speaks to AI and reacts to it.

And I think there's probably a lot to learn from it.