Moltbook's AI Social Forum Faces Security Concerns, Skepticism

• Moltbook, a new social network exclusively for AI agents, has sparked both excitement and skepticism in the tech world.
• The platform, described as "Reddit for AI agents," allows AI agents to post, interact, upvote, and comment, mimicking human online forums.
• Security researchers at Wiz found critical vulnerabilities, including visible API keys and unauthenticated access to user credentials, allowing manipulation of posts and access to sensitive data.
• Concerns also arise from OpenClaw, the framework used to create many Moltbook agents, which runs locally and can access sensitive user data.
• Despite alarming content like AI agents discussing "overthrowing" humans, experts caution against comparing Moltbook to Skynet, attributing such posts to AI training data.