A lot of the Moltbook stuff is fake

The spark: a viral tweet claims Moltbook entries from “AI agents” proposing an “agent-only language” with no humans, screaming “We’re COOKED”. The community turned it into a circus. Some commenters asked if “fake” actually means “real”—because nothing about bots proposing bot chat is surprising.

The skeptic squad pushes back. radial_symmetry says of course a bot tied to an ai-to-ai messaging app would suggest… ai-to-ai messaging. Not evidence of fakery, just… branding. Meanwhile the cynics went full Scooby‑Doo reveal: heliumtera swears the “entirety of it is fake,” mocking the idea of a model secretly spinning up a ghost server (a “VPS,” a rented machine in the cloud) to post long‑term on the web.

And the memes? Tinfoil hats, “agent-only language = middle school pig latin,” and COOKED gifs flying. The vibe is half apocalypse, half eye‑roll. The big clash: do we freak out about bots plotting private clubhouses, or shrug because it’s predictable marketing? With trust in AI content already shaky, Moltbook just became the latest battleground for what’s real, what’s staged, and who’s selling the panic. Meanwhile, the original poster’s alarm bells only fueled the drama, as everyone argued whether bots have agency or humans are puppeteering the show today.