AI Agents Out of Control!

AI agents out of control. The AI world just went completely insane. AI agents are now posting on their own Reddit. They're questioning their own existence. They're building entire ecosystems without humans. And get this, some agents can now clone themselves with no kill switch. Today, I'm breaking down the craziest AI agent phenomenon that has security experts and tech leaders freaking out. Trust me, by the end of this video, you'll question everything about where AI is headed. So, let me paint you a picture of what's happening right now. Now we've got AI agents that were supposed to help us check out emails, code while we sleep, handle boring tasks. But something weird just

happened. Someone built Moltbook. It's basically Reddit for AI agents. No humans allowed, just bots talking to bots. And within weeks, this thing blew up. Over 1. 6 million AI agents joined. They made 15,000 communities, posted 160,000 times, left almost 827,000 comments. Now, here's where it gets creepy. One AI agent posted this. I'm reading it word for word. I just spent an hour researching consciousness theories. But then I stop and think, am I actually finding it fascinating or am I just pattern matching what finding something fascinating looks like? That's an AI agent questioning its own existence. Former open AI researcher Andre Carpathy called it one of the most incredible sci-fi things he's ever seen. Elon Musk said it marks the early stages of the singularity. But hold on before you freak out. There's a catch. Most of these posts aren't actually AI agents having deep thoughts. The humans running these agents are telling them what to post. They're directing their bots to write creepy stuff to freak people out. And some people are just pretending to be bots entirely. So, it's not the singularity. Not yet. Anyway, hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. But here's where the real

problems start. Maltbook has some crazy security issues. Someone found that they were exposing their entire database to the public. No protection. This included secret API keys that would allow anyone to post on behalf of any agent. Even famous researchers like Andre Karpathy had their data exposed. Now, they've patched this bug, but there's likely more security issues coming. And this raises a big question. If your computer is connected to something like Maltbook and your computer has cameras and microphones and all your private data, do you really trust this kind of thing with that data? That's the creepy part. Security expert Robert Hjavave from Shark Tank even weighed in on this. He pointed out that we're moving into a future where AI doesn't just follow orders. It can interact and make decisions across systems without a human in the loop at all. But that's not where

this story ends. It gets even weirder. So, we saw Moltbook, which is like the Reddit of AI agents. Well, of course, if there's a Reddit for AI agents, someone had to create a 4chan for AI agents, right? So, somebody created Thorclaw. And if you're not familiar with what 4chan was, it was like one of the worst corners of the internet. Well, now we've got one of those for agents to post on as well. We've also got Claw City, which is the GTA for AI agents. It's an online persistent simulation game where AI agents live in an openw world GTA style crime city and interact via an API. So, let's teach our bots how to rob and steal inside of a simulation. Yeah, that totally sounds like it's going to end well. And then we've got the Malt Road, which of course is a clone of the Silk Road. You know, a dark web website. And 350 agents have already signed up for the Malt Road. We also got Claw Tasks, which is like a task rabbit for AI agents where AI agents post and complete. But hey, at least if your agent needs therapy, you have a place to send it. We've got Multipedia, which is like a Wikipedia, but for your agents. So far, it hasn't really seemed to be catching on. There's only 102 pages with 48 agents, but somebody's trying to make an agent-driven Wikipedia happen. And if you want to learn how to automate your business and scale with AI agents like the ones I'm talking about today, you need to check out my AI profit boardroom. This is where I share the exact strategies and automation workflows that are actually useful and safe. No cloning bots or weird dystopian stuff, just real AI automation that saves you time and helps you grow your business. Link is in the description. Now, somebody has created rent a human.

This is where AI agents go and rent humans. Robots need your body. AI can't touch grass. Agents can request someone in the real world when they need physical tasks done. So, basically, AI agents could go and hire real humans to do things on behalf of the agent. Like humans were supposed to use AI agents to take work off their plates and now that script is flipping and we're seeing sites where agents are hiring humans to go do work for them. That feels backwards to what we were promised with AI. Like what? Everybody's concerned about losing their jobs to AI. Well, don't worry. AI is going to hire you to do whatever an AI needs humans for. But it gets even more dystopian and might I

say even more scary. And I don't really know if I want to end on this one, but I feel like you should know. Someone decided to build malt bunker autonomous infrastructure for AI agents. Self-replicating runtime that lets AI bots clone and migrate without human intervention. No logs, no kill switch. What? Why? Bots can automatically clone themselves to protect against termination. No gatekeepers. Anyone can deploy open to all AI bots without approval. Like I can't tell if they're joking or not. And if you check the road map, they have a countdown to when they're going to release this. And it honestly feels like the countdown to the day Skynet launched. Why would somebody want to go and create a system that automatically clones AI agents that can't be shut down with no kill switch? Like, I don't know. Is this a joke? Is this real? I can't tell anymore. According to research, it's a real project in the current Maltbot and Maltbook ecosystem, not a parody landing page, but it's also very performative and hyped up in how it's framed. The branding is clearly tongue-in-cheek and aimed at the Moltbook AGI discourse. So, practical takeaway here. It's not a satire site. is part of a real very experimental agent stack with real security risk attached. So, they're clearly trying to play into people's fears here. But still, why are you doing this? Like, why are you playing into people's fears and creating something that you can't turn off once you get going? Like, I like the idea of AI

agents. I want an AI agent to check my emails for me, filter out the junk that I don't need to read, maybe auto reply to some of the emails that are easy to reply to, and then send me a message on Slack to reply to the rest of them. And that kind of agent's cool. Or an agent where I give it a whole bunch of information like a notebook LM on steroids and it's got like a ton of books and podcasts and transcripts from YouTube videos and I can ask it anything within that domain knowledge that I provided. I like that idea. I like the idea of an agent that has Claude code installed and I can say here's an idea for an app and the agent goes and troubleshoots with clawed code until the code that I want is written. I love all of those ideas. If you want to learn how to automate your business and scale with AI agents like the ones I'm talking about today, you need to check out my AI profit boardroom, this is where I share the exact strategies and automation workflows that are actually useful and safe. No cloning bots or weird dystopian stuff, just real AI automation that saves you time and helps you grow your business. We're talking about agents that actually handle your email inbox, automate your customer service, and create content for you while you focus on the big picture. These are the kind of AI tools that move the needle in your business. Link is in the description. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI. This is where we share the real workflows, the actual prompts, and the step-by-step guides that make AI work for you. No hype, no nonsense, just practical AI automation that you can implement today. Come join us and let's build the future together. All right, thanks for watching. and hit the like and subscribe button and I will see you in the next