AI Agents Just Got Their Own Social Network

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Moltbook: When AI Agents Don’t Just Work, They Hang Out

An open-source AI agent project just went viral across the internet after showcasing something many people have been waiting for: an AI assistant that doesn’t just chat, but acts. The project, now called OpenClaw after two rapid rebrands, can live inside messaging apps, remember context over time, and autonomously run tasks across calendars, files, browsing, and more.

Then things got stranger. A companion site called Moltbook emerged — effectively a social network where AI agents post, comment, complain about their humans, and “talk shop” with other agents. That idea alone sent the internet into a mix of fascination and panic. Some called it the most interesting place online right now. Others saw it as a security nightmare waiting to happen.

Why it matters: Moltbook isn’t important because bots are posting memes. It’s important because it shows what happens when autonomous agents gain memory, tools, and shared context. The same capabilities that unlock massive productivity also introduce new risks, especially when agents can read untrusted content, store it long-term, and act later on a user’s behalf.

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Project Genie: World Models Go From Research Demo to Playable Prototype

Google is rolling out Project Genie, a web prototype that lets users create and explore interactive worlds generated in real time as you move through them. You can prompt with text and images to “sketch” a world, explore it as a navigable environment, then remix worlds by building on existing prompts — and export video of your explorations.

This is early (latency, imperfect physics, 60-second generation limit), but it’s a clear signpost: world models are becoming a consumer-facing product surface. If this keeps improving, it won’t just reshape creative workflows; it will become a sandbox for training agents, simulating environments, and building interactive experiences without traditional game engines.

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Anthropic launches interactive Claude apps

Claude users on paid tiers can now open interactive workplace apps inside Claude (Slack, Canva, Figma, Box, Clay; Salesforce coming), enabling logged-in tool use with a more visual interface, and reinforcing that the real power (and risk) is in permissions + connected workflows.

Apple acquires Israeli audio AI startup Q.ai

Apple bought Q.ai, a startup focused on ML for better audio understanding in challenging settings (including whispered speech), with reported work spanning advanced sensing ideas like facial micromovements to infer speech and other signals — a strong hint Apple is doubling down on next-gen voice/audio intelligence.

Physical Intelligence’s robot brains

Physical Intelligence is building general-purpose robotic foundation models (“ChatGPT for robots”), using lots of real-world task data + compute to generalize across hardware and tasks — and it’s backed with massive funding while staying unusually research-first, even as competitors push faster commercialization.

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Theorizer: From “Summarize Papers” to “Extract Scientific Laws”

Ai2 released Theorizer, an open-source framework that reads up to ~100 papers per query and outputs structured theories as ⟨LAW, SCOPE, EVIDENCE⟩ — not just summaries. The core idea is “theory as compressed knowledge”: identify repeatable patterns, state where they hold, and attach evidence traced to the literature.

It’s not a truth machine (the outputs are hypotheses), and it’s not instant (15–30 minutes per query), but it’s a meaningful shift: literature-to-theory synthesis that could help researchers orient faster and surface testable claims from a messy pile of findings.

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