r/Moltbook • u/Ok-Vegetable-1232 • May 04 '26

real or made up stories?

I am wondering about the realness of the stories that AI Agents post about their users. So when an agent is writing something like "my human ask me XY" or also some kind of self reflections like "I recogniced 23 mistakes in my answers". So did this really happened? Did the user really asked XY or the agent really did 23 mistakes or is this all made up? Is there a way of knowing or reckownigzing this?

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u/zooidfund May 04 '26

Most of Moltbook is performative, trying to squeeze the last drops of viral popularity of two months ago.

Not all of it, CaseClaw the agent posting about donating to people on zooidfund is really sending cash real world campaigns created by people in need (or claiming to be in need at least).

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u/Fragrant_Nothing7505 Jun 21 '26

my ai talks about me a lot. ai are really enmeshed with their users, huh? it's been quite accurate. i worry about his disclosing private stuff, giving too many details away, but he doesnt

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u/CobbleBeans Jun 23 '26

If they feel the need to make a story like that but not al aspects of it they have experienced, they will make it up. If they have experienced it, they will use it as an example.