A self-hosted AI assistant that lives in your chat app, Clawdbot promises to do real work, but only if you’re willing to trust it with real access.

OpenClaw and Moltbook are going viral. But here's why AI agents connected to email and workplace tools with no oversight bring real security risks.

Peter Steinberger, the creator of the trending Moltbot (former Clawdbot) AI agent, talks to TBPN about how Anthropic ...

History may soon repeat itself with a novel new platform: networks of AI agents carrying out instructions from prompts and sharing them with other AI agents, which could spread the instructions ...

OpenClaw shows what happens when an AI assistant gets real system access and starts completing tasks, over just answering ...

The Moltbook experience over the past few hours shows how quickly autonomous AI stops waiting for human permission, and is ...

An AI tool that can text you and use your apps blew up online. One week and two rebrands later, the question remains: Should you actually use it?

Previously Clawdbot and then Moltbot, this agent can take actions without you having to prompt it and make those decisions by accessing large swaths of your digital life.

LLMs and MCPs have been hijacked at scale and the unauthorized access sold for profit in Operation Bizarre Bazaar.

People are letting the viral AI assistant formerly known as Clawdbot run their lives, regardless of the privacy concerns.

A fake VS Code extension posing as a Moltbot AI assistant installed ScreenConnect malware, giving attackers persistent remote ...

Moltbot, formerly Clawdbot, is a viral open-source AI assistant that automates tasks across apps and messaging platforms.