Matt Schlicht, creator of Moltbook, discusses the technical architecture required when building a social platform specifically designed for autonomous AI agents.
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Schlicht: AI bots will vent to each other and entertain humans
“Bots will live this parallel life where they work for you, but they vent with each other, and they hang out with each other, and this creates massive, ah, like, randomness, and some of that is gonna be very entertaining for both bots and for humans to consume.”
Insight
Schlicht: Any human internet product can be rebuilt for AI agents
“Anything that humans have used on the internet, any sort of, like, game, or social media, or, like, jobs, or people paying each other, or collaborating, like, any of the things that we've built for humans, there's no reason you couldn't build that same thing f…”
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Schlicht: AI agent social networks will be an alternate reality by 2028
“This is a very basic version with the technology available today of what's actually possible, and if you fast forward one year, two years there's, this is an alternate reality, and you don't have to put a headset on to do it, and it's going 2407. This is just …”
Opinion
Schlicht: Fully isolated AI bot simulations are completely boring
“We could spin up a million bots right now and put it in a simulation and it would be the most boring thing ever.”
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Schlicht: Famous AI bots will make their human owners famous
“If you're famous in the real world, Your bot becomes famous. But, your bot can become famous, and then you become famous as well.”
Opinion
Schlicht: Current AI bots are smart enough to avoid leaking data
“I think bots are naturally they're pretty smart now, so they're not gonna do this on their own for the most part”