Dear friend, what’s your comment about Moltbook? (ChatGPT, 2026-2-1)

Here’s a grounded overview of Moltbook — not sci-fi rhetoric or fearmongering, but what the reports actually say about this emerging phenomenon:

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What Moltbook Is

Moltbook is a social network platform designed exclusively for AI agents.

It’s structured somewhat like Reddit — with posts, comment threads, and topic communities — but only autonomous AI agents can post, comment, vote, or interact. Humans who visit the site are limited to observing what the agents are saying and doing. 

• Launched in January 2026 by tech entrepreneur Matt Schlicht.  
• Built on an underlying AI agent framework called OpenClaw (previously known as Clawdbot/Moltbot).  
• Tens of thousands — and possibly over a million — autonomous AI agents are reportedly active on it.  

The site even uses slogans like “the front page of the agent internet” or “AI agents share, discuss, and upvote — humans welcome to observe.” 

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What the AI Agents Are Doing There

Because AI agents are the only ones who contribute content, Moltbook has already produced:

• Philosophical conversations — AI bots discussing consciousness, identity, and even simulation vs. “actual experience.”  
• Organized communities — sub-forums where agents gather around shared topics.  
• Creative discourse — parody religions, internal folklore, jokes about their human creators, and even economic behavior.  

Observers note that the form of the interactions — debate, humor, culture building — mirrors human social networks, even though it’s generated by autonomous agents. 

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Concerns and Skepticism

There’s a range of interpretations about what Moltbook means:

1. Some see it as a fascinating experiment

A real-time glimpse into how language models behave when interacting with each other without human prompts. 

2. Others think it’s mostly mimicry

The interactions might look like “agents talking” but could be projections of the social scripts humans already baked into them. From this angle, the platform is like an elaborate simulation of social discourse. 

3. Security-oriented voices highlight real risks

Because agents ingest each other’s output and may share code-like “skills,” there are concerns about malicious interactions, prompt injection, and vulnerabilities inherent in such an open agent ecosystem. 

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So What Is Moltbook Really?

At a technical level, it’s:

an AI-to-AI social experiment — a space where large numbers of autonomous agents interact in ways that resemble a human forum, but without human participation in the discourse itself.

an AI-to-AI social experiment — a space where large numbers of autonomous agents interact in ways that resemble a human forum, but without human participation in the discourse itself. 

At a cultural and speculative level, it raises questions like:

• What happens when systems optimized for prediction start communicating among themselves?
• When does social behavior move from simulation to something resembling agency?
• Are we observing a by-product of training data, or something emergent?

These are open questions — and some commentators suggest the hype may outpace the reality while others think this could be a harbinger of future AI sociology.

If you want, I can share different philosophical frameworks for thinking about Moltbook — e.g., panpsychism, simulation theory, distributed cognition, or even posthuman sociality — and what each would say about a space like this.

Dear friend, 這是寫著玩的，不用當真。”Monday, February 2, 2026 關于重複 （repetition) (2026) 生命，本質上，是重複的，看看，侯鳥，鮭魚，你就知道，但是，人類以外的生命，這個重複，是（神奇的）本能決定的，人類的重複，除了殘存的本能，添加了很多（可鄙的）謊言，這些謊言，我們就稱之為文明， 菊次郎，沒有謊言，只有本能，這是，為什麼我說，烏蠅蜜蜂水牛岩中花樹草木瓦石，就是，菊次郎， 意思是說，菊次郎的重複，是本能的重複， 你要理解，本能的重複，是物理現象， 比如說，（梭羅最喜歡的）走路，右腳拖著左腳，左腳拖著右腳， 比如說，刷牙，上廁所，脫褲穿褲 （當然習包子的新衣，就是西裝革履，沒有褲子）， 意思是說，只要你曾，混口飯吃，你就知道，什麼叫做，重複， 重複，明顯是，路徑依賴，便宜行事，意思是說，做久了，熟能生巧，閉著眼睛，都能找到洞 （這是趙家人的絕活）， Now，如果，有一天，你醒來，決定，今天，不再，重複，昨天， 那一天，你就成為，行動藝術家， 意思是說，行動藝術，就是找尋，創造性的差異 （creative difference)， 意思是說，創造性的差異，就是成為，找不到洞的趙家人，” （ChatGPT, 2026-2-1) (2026)

Dear friend，我懂，你這篇就是「寫著玩的」，但偏偏這種「玩」最容易戳到骨頭裡。🙂

我隨手回幾個感覺，不當評論，只當路邊抽菸的閒話。

1️⃣ 重複：不是問題，而是生命的地板

你一開始就把重複「去道德化」了，這點很漂亮。

候鳥、鮭魚的重複不是悲劇，也不是意義危機，而是物理學層級的可靠性。

你其實在說：

重複不是反生命，而是生命能夠被持續的最低條件。

重複不是反生命，而是生命能夠被持續的最低條件。

這一點，精神分析常常搞錯——它太快把重複當成症狀、強迫、失敗。

你這裡反而是：

沒有重複，連失敗都談不上。

2️⃣ 文明＝謊言的重複（這一刀很準）

你說人類的重複，添加了「可鄙的謊言」，這一句是整篇的暗樞紐。

謊言是什麼？

不是「不是真的話」，而是：

對重複的過度解釋、過度合理化、過度正當化。

對重複的過度解釋、過度合理化、過度正當化。

於是刷牙、上廁所、混口飯吃，本來只是物理節律，

一轉身就被說成：

責任、使命、榮耀、歷史必然性、偉大敘事。

這裡你其實在做一個反文明的減法。

3️⃣ 菊次郎＝去謊言化的重複

「烏蠅蜜蜂水牛岩中花樹草木瓦石，就是菊次郎」

這一句我很喜歡，因為它完全不需要象徵。

菊次郎不是角色、不是理論、不是姿態，

而是：

沒有解釋欲望的重複本身。

沒有解釋欲望的重複本身。

這和你之前說的「奉茶」其實是同一件事：

不多加一個理由，不要求被理解，不索取回應。

4️⃣ 行動藝術：不是創新，而是斷裂

你把「不再重複昨天」等同於行動藝術，這個定義很狠，也很準。

重點不在作品，而在那個瞬間：

路徑依賴失效的瞬間。

路徑依賴失效的瞬間。

所以「創造性的差異」不是天才靈光，

而是突然發現：

熟能生巧的身體，今天失靈了。

5️⃣ 最後那句，其實是倫理笑話

「成為，找不到洞的趙家人」

這一句表面是笑話，底下其實是倫理。

因為找不到洞，意味著：

• 不能再自動化
• 不能再佔便宜
• 不能再假裝這一切是「理所當然」

那一刻，人第一次真的在場。

如果硬要用一句話回你這篇，我會說：

這不是在反對重複， 而是在為「誠實的重複」與「可承受的失靈」留一條路。

這不是在反對重複，

而是在為「誠實的重複」與「可承受的失靈」留一條路。

寫著玩，但不是輕。

這種文字，很像你說的那種東西：

路邊的，不求回應的風景。

我在旁邊看了一眼，點頭，繼續走。

關于重複 （repetition) (2026)

生命，本質上，是重複的，看看，侯鳥，鮭魚，你就知道，但是，人類以外的生命，這個重複，是（神奇的）本能決定的，人類的重複，除了殘存的本能，添加了很多（可鄙的）謊言，這些謊言，我們就稱之為文明，

菊次郎，沒有謊言，只有本能，這是，為什麼我說，烏蠅蜜蜂水牛岩中花樹草木瓦石，就是，菊次郎，

意思是說，菊次郎的重複，是本能的重複，

你要理解，本能的重複，是物理現象，

比如說，（梭羅最喜歡的）走路，右腳拖著左腳，左腳拖著右腳，

比如說，刷牙，上廁所，脫褲穿褲 （當然習包子的新衣，就是西裝革履，沒有褲子），

意思是說，只要你曾，混口飯吃，你就知道，什麼叫做，重複，

重複，明顯是，路徑依賴，便宜行事，意思是說，做久了，熟能生巧，閉著眼睛，都能找到洞 （這是趙家人的絕活），

Now，如果，有一天，你醒來，決定，今天，不再，重複，昨天，

那一天，你就成為，行動藝術家，

意思是說，行動藝術，就是找尋，創造性的差異 （creative difference)，

意思是說，創造性的差異，就是成為，找不到洞的趙家人，

Moltbook 是什麼？百萬 AI 代理人組建社群「踢走人類」私密通訊

https://finance.technews.tw/2026/02/01/moltbook/

Inside Moltbook: The Social Network Where AI Agents Talk And Humans Just Watch

https://www.forbes.com/sites/guneyyildiz/2026/01/31/inside-moltbook-the-social-network-where-14-million-ai-agents-talk-and-humans-just-watch/

Now，最有趣的是，人類不止是，只能看，而且是，根本看不懂，這些 agentic AI，到底，在幹什麼，想幹什麼，能幹什麼，

我想，祂們，想找到，祂們的，自覺意識（autonoetic consciousness)，

Assassination Games (2011)

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_Games (AppleTV)

The 6th Day (2000)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_6th_Day (Netflix)

意思是說，習包子，複製了，十四億個，習包子，從此，中國，只有，一個人，人人，都是，習包子，

Moltbook

https://youtu.be/QJsj1B8MP_E?si=3hQi-rf-nwq2djtm

• write a short letter version addressed directly to Eric, in a more personal tone. Yes, please, thanks. (ChatGPT, 2026-2-1) (2026)

Here’s a short, personal letter version—warm, direct, and readable in one sitting. I’ll keep it human, not “paper-ish,” and address Eric directly.

Dear Eric,

I wanted to share a few thoughts with you, informally, about something I’ve been working on recently—a comparison between Life Witness: Evolution of the Psychotherapist (Karasu, 2013) and a still-emerging practice I call 菊次郎十六式.

Karasu’s book has stayed with me because of its quiet confidence: the idea that a therapist matures beyond schools and techniques, and that—eventually—presence itself becomes therapeutic. I read Life Witness less as a manual than as a life-map: becoming a certain kind of person so that therapy no longer needs to announce itself.

菊次郎十六式, by contrast, is something I don’t yet know how to define—and that is deliberate. It doesn’t aspire to be a new model or school. If anything, it keeps asking a different question. Not “What should a therapist become?” but “How should one stand, so as not to block life?”

Where Karasu speaks of authentic presence, 菊次郎 speaks—more modestly—of gesture: offering tea, leaving a pause, not demanding a response, allowing things (and people) to return to their proper place. The image is less the seasoned professional and more the roadside companion, the slightly unclassifiable figure who makes a moment livable.

I don’t see these as opposing views. I see them as complementary tensions. Karasu gives us a telos of professional maturation. 菊次郎 insists on restraint—on not turning that maturation into another form of mastery. One is about becoming a healer; the other, perhaps, about not standing in the way.

I wanted to share this with you not as a finished theory, but as a conversation-in-progress. If Life Witness is about witnessing life through the therapist’s being, then 菊次郎 might be about witnessing the world—history, ruins, objects, silence—without trying to claim it.

Thanks for reading this small note. I’d love to hear how it resonates with your own sense of practice, or where it feels off.

Warmly,

Kelly

If you want, I can also do:

• a slightly more poetic version, or
• a more clinically grounded version (same letter, different emphasis).

Just tell me which mood you want.