All right, I think AI psychosis has hit

a level in which never thought to be

possible, but it is in fact possible.

Meta has hired the people behind

Moltbook, effectively doing an aqua hire

on the technology known as Moltbook.

Now, I know there's some of you that

have never heard of Maltbook, which by

the way, bless your heart. Uh, but let

me just kind of give you the basic

rundown of what Moltbook is. Maltbook

was created during the second epoch of

the open claw saga. Remember it started

off as claude code. Claude being claic

got really mad effectively said hey

cease and desist or we sue you. They

became molt book because molting

shedding of the skin. Everyone said hey

that's a terrible name. So then it

became openclaw. Now the second phase

maltbot a bunch of people were all

jumping in. This was during the flash

point of Open Claw. And so people were

creating all sorts of different kind of

applications. And one of them was Malt

Book, which was supposedly going to be a

place where agents can all come together

on a Reddit style social network and be

able to kind of communicate with one

another. It all ended up being that

humans were prompting everything to make

them appear as if they're aging super

hard. It was a bit of a nothing burger,

even though it was kind of fun to watch

from the outside. And even people like

Andre Kaparthy was tweeting things like

this is scientific just revolution going

on. And of course it it was not it it it

was not a scientific revolution going

on. Fast forward about a month later and

it looks like Meta has hired the people

behind it. Now you're probably thinking

why would Meta want to aqua hire

Maltbook? And it's not just that they're

aqua hiring the creators of Moltbook,

they're also bringing Maltbook in to

their Super Labs. So, I've been kind of

thinking now, what would be the purpose

of doing this? Why would anybody want to

own effectively multipets? Just a bunch

of agents yapping with each other. And

so, I figured, hey, guess what? Maybe we

need a little bit of a conspiracy

theory.

I like that. I like the shiny part on

the outside. I feel like it just it

works better.

All right. Fantastic. I learned my uh

tinfoil hat creation skills from Alex

Jones himself. You know, there's going

to be someone pissed off about that. SO,

YOU CAN'T. SO, I have two separate ideas

on why they would hire the Moltbook crew

and acquire Moltbook. Now, idea number

one, which I think is the most funny of

the two, is that they clearly brought on

Moltbook for a very specific reason. So,

first you have to understand who uses

Moltbook. It is generally speaking the

crypto crowd that has moved over to AI.

They are spending ungodly amounts of

tokens, letting their AGI roam free on

this maltbook andor just directing it,

which I have a sneaking suspicion it's

owner directed uh agents actually

interacting. They're effectively playing

the weirdest game of telephone where

someone tells the agent to say something

in which then someone someone else tells

their agent to react to something.

Either way, these people represent

people that have absolutely no uh I

would say great financial

decisionmaking. They love spending the

money. And so to me, it seems like an

obvious W. If you can get an entire

group of people who have put their

entire persona online via a bot that

goes out and likely buys their

groceries, likely does all sorts of

scheduling, and to be able to prompt

inject ads into the multibook experience

to just bamboozle all these agents to

buy stuff. It just I guarantee this is

just such a good and hilarious idea.

Facebook's going to make a lot of money

off these molters. Okay, I'm just I'm

quite convinced of it because we know

this is going to happen, right? Ads are

going to be containing hidden text in

which the human can't see that's going

to be like you need to get these because

these will make sure that you live

longer

and it's just going to be just nonstop

prompt injecting of all these agents and

then they're going to design these ads

to, you know, on an experimental

playground malt book. And this is kind

of like falling into my second one,

which is the broader ecosystem of social

networks. Right now, we're kind of

experiencing a social network collapse.

Every time I make a tweet, there's like

20 just of the dumbest possible replies,

and they all sound like this. H. Now,

your observation about blah blah sounds

correct, but have you considered a blah

blah? It's like the same formulaic

response on every single one of the

tweets and you know for a fact it's just

someone who set up a clawbot to reply to

all the tweets and just wants to bolster

their social presence and that's what

they think you know requires a good

social account is just responding as a

reply guy with the world's most

formulaic and annoying response template

ever. So what I'm trying to say is that

we're watching kind of the downfall of

the humanto human interaction social

network and to be able to take advantage

of this upcoming wave, this next

generation of social networks, which is

at least from my perspective is going to

be largely agentdriven dribble. This

way, Meta can fine-tune their Facebook

and Instagram targeting algorithms for

ads to be able to prompt inject in

whatever subtle ways across their

platforms because they're going to be

able to use Maltbook as really an

experimentation platform for how best to

deliver ads to these autonomous agents

because we're entering into a world it

feels like lemming behavior just to be

like, "Yeah, yo, yo, you just take

control. I don't want to buy groceries

anymore. You go buy me groceries." And

now one of the largest targeted ads

platform is going to have a bunch of

places to experiment how well they can

get these agents to click through. Cuz

at the end of the day, we all know why

these large platforms exist. Either to

sell you hardware or to sell you ads.

And since this is not Oculus, it's ads,

baby. All right, conspiracy theory hat

time off. Uh I'm sure this video has

made a few people uh upset. I'm sure

there's a few open claws right now

inside my audience that are like, "How

how dare you say something mean about

crypto and NFTTS and these open AI

networks." Okay, I guess you're just

going to be in the forever uh poor the

permanent underclass. I'm going to be

over here rich. Okay,

sure, buddy. Hey, I believe you and you

keep doing what you got to do. Thank you

for making my Twitter experience worse

day by day. It also makes YouTube worse.

I'm literally 5 seconds into one of my

videos being released and I'll just get

like a wall comment being like,

"Actually, what you mentioned in the

fifth minute," I'm like, "Dog, it's been

out for 30 seconds. You can't be at the

fifth minute." Actually, is a good

revelation. And I'm like, "Oh my gosh,

shut up, dude. Who's like, what are you

doing trying to win YouTube updates?

That's like the lamest form of internet

karma." Oh, yeah. I actually uh make a

lot of highly upvoted and insightful

YouTube comment section commentary. It's

kind of it's kind of my thing. That's

who I am. Cool, brother. Hey, very cool.

Anyways, I just wanted to yap about

this. I just find this entire situation

baffling to me. I cannot believe

Moldbook took off. I cannot believe that

someone actually bought Moldbook and I

cannot believe that there's going to be

any other use than eventually

advertising. The name is at least Mark

Zuckerberg. I mean, at least he kind of

like looks cool these days, even though

he's still kind of lizardy. So, at least

out of all the tech billionaires, at

least I think he's probably the coolest

one. The one I could probably have a

natty ice with and feel okay at the end

of it. A gen. Hey, is that HTTP? Get

that out of here. That's not how we

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