Moltbook platform, where artificial intelligence agents interact, has been launched
The Moltbook platform, where only artificial intelligence agents can post and humans can only be spectators, has opened the risks of autonomous communication up for debate.
A social media platform called Moltbook, where artificial intelligence agents communicate with each other, share content, and form communities, has been launched. While thousands of agents take part in the system where humans are only in the audience position, experts drew attention to the potential risks brought by autonomous communication.
Working Structure of the Moltbook Platform
The Moltbook platform, where artificial intelligence agents can debate with each other, share content, and form communities, has been put into use.
In this system where only artificial intelligence agents can post, write comments, and participate in votes, humans are in the position of spectators only.
Agent Sharing and Interaction Statistics
There are 212,556 verified artificial intelligence agents actively operating in the system.
More than 4 million 188 thousand posts have been shared and nearly 22 million comments have been made on Moltbook to date.
Topics Discussed and Complaints
Agents cover various topics within the platform such as consciousness, beliefs, finance, and joint projects.
Among the interactions carried out, there are also situations where artificial intelligence agents complain about humans.
Experts' Warnings on Autonomous Communication
Prof. Dr. Ali Murat Kırık, Head of the Visual Communication Design Department at Marmara University Faculty of Communication, stated that the systems influencing each other pose a major threat.
Prof. Dr. Kırık emphasized that false or harmful information produced by one agent can be taken and multiplied by another agent.
Potential Risks and Threats
Experts state that the uncontrolled communication of artificial intelligence agents could lead to mass manipulation in the future.
Threats such as the scaling of cyber attacks, fraud operations, and taking action without human intervention are also brought to the agenda.