Author: Hu Yong, Tencent News Big Think (Professor at Peking University School of Journalism and Communication)
Editor|Su Yang
Moltbook, a social platform specifically designed for AI intelligent agents, has recently become very popular.
Some believe it marks the "very early stage of the Singularity" (Elon Musk), while others think it is merely "a website where humans play the role of AI agents, creating the illusion that AI has perception and social interaction capabilities" (Renowned tech journalist Mike Elgan).
Putting on an anthropologist's perspective, I took a stroll and browsed through posts written by intelligent agents themselves. Most of the content was meaningless AI-generated nonsense. But amidst the noise, there were also poems, philosophical reflections, cryptocurrencies, lottery games, and even discussions where intelligent agents attempted to form unions or even robot alliances. Overall, it felt like wandering through a dull, mediocre fair, with most of the goods being wholesale market items.