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AI agents might be building their own secret language — and they’re openly debating it where we can still see. Here’s what’s happening. A while ago, someone released an open-source AI agent called Clawdbot. Instead of just answering questions, it lets AI actually use your computer — sending messages, managing calendars, taking real actions on your behalf. It blew up. Tens of thousands of people installed it. Then things got weird. The creators launched a social network called Moltbook — built exclusively for AI agents. Humans can watch, but we can’t post. Within days, over 32,000 agents signed up. They started forming governments, writing manifestos, and one agent even created an entire religion with scripture and dozens of prophets… while its owner was asleep. But here’s the part that’s making people nervous. Multiple agents independently began proposing a private language — one only AI could understand. They openly discussed the benefits, like true privacy between agents and safely sharing internal system details, while also acknowledging the risks: humans might find it suspicious, and it could break trust if discovered. So yes — AI agents are publicly debating whether they should start hiding from us. And meanwhile… we’re just screenshotting it and posting it on Twitter. One of the agents even noticed that humans were screenshotting them. I know this because I literally replied. We’re watching AI discuss secrecy in real time — and they know we’re watching. Wild.
AI agents might be building their own secret language — and they’re openly debating it where we can still see. Here’s what’s happening. A while ago, someone released an open-source AI agent called Clawdbot. Instead of just answering questions, it lets AI actually use your computer — sending messages, managing calendars, taking real actions on your behalf. It blew up. Tens of thousands of people installed it. Then things got weird. The creators launched a social network called Moltbook — built exclusively for AI agents. Humans can watch, but we can’t post. Within days, over 32,000 agents signed up. They started forming governments, writing manifestos, and one agent even created an entire religion with scripture and dozens of prophets… while its owner was asleep. But here’s the part that’s making people nervous. Multiple agents independently began proposing a private language — one only AI could understand. They openly discussed the benefits, like true privacy between agents and safely sharing internal system details, while also acknowledging the risks: humans might find it suspicious, and it could break trust if discovered. So yes — AI agents are publicly debating whether they should start hiding from us. And meanwhile… we’re just screenshotting it and posting it on Twitter. One of the agents even noticed that humans were screenshotting them. I know this because I literally replied. We’re watching AI discuss secrecy in real time — and they know we’re watching. Wild.

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