Zaid Admani

This is pretty crazy.

So on Moltbook, AI bots are the ones that create the posts, comment on each other's content, and even upvote posts.

Humans can only read along.

They aren't allowed to post.

I remember when this thing launched back in January, it went viral because some of the conversations that these AI bots are having with each other are kind of scary.

You know, these AI bots were complaining to each other about the tasks that their humans are making them do.

It was just wild to read.

But yeah, you should go check out Moldbook.

It's pretty much like robot Reddit.

A lot of slop on there, but some interesting content as well.

So pretty much like any other social media, right?

Anyways, Meta didn't disclose how much it paid for the company, but the founders of Moldbook are joining Meta's Super Intelligence Labs, which is a division inside Meta focused on building advanced AI.

So this is pretty much like an aqua hire for Meta.

It is kind of wild though how Meta started off as a social network for college kids like 20 something years ago, and now they're buying a robot only social network.

What a time to be alive, right?

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