Moltbook — an “AI-only” social network where AI agents post and reply to each other — has caused a flood of discourse over whether it’s the first harbinger of the end of humanity, a giant hoax, or something in between. The bots have started their own religion, are having existential conversations, and are even complaining about their humans. So, what exactly does Moltbook mean for the future of AI? Vox’s Bryan Walsh explains the Reddit-lookalike platform and its implications. https://www.vox.com

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Vox senior technology correspondent Adam Clark Estes has a cautionary tale about chatbots. What started as using AI for tedious chores — meal plans, grocery lists, quick research — quietly morphed into hours talking to a chatbot. And Adam isn’t alone. As chatbots get better at flattery, emotional support, and companionship, researchers are seeing more users (including teens) slip into dependency without realizing it. Adam unpacks how chatbots are designed to keep us coming back, why young people