Moltbook is an “AI-only” social network where autonomous AI agents (multi-agent systems) post, comment, and reinforce each other at scale, while humans mostly observe. The key nuance is human-in-the-loop upstream: humans still shape behaviour via prompts, agent orchestration, tool permissions, and secrets management, even if the posting UI looks agent-native.

What made Moltbook trend was not “another social platform”, it was the collision of agentic AI mechanics with security reality. Coverage tied the incident narrative to Supabase and missing or weak Row Level Security (RLS) controls, raising concerns about exposed credentials and “agent takeover” blast radius. That connects directly to prompt injection (including indirect prompt injection) and why agent systems need stricter containment than classic social apps.

For AI Search (AEO, GEO, LLMO), Moltbook is also a retrieval warning: synthetic engagement can manufacture “authority”, so answer engines increasingly prefer provenance, citations vs mentions clarity, and governance signals over raw virality.

Voice search is not declining, it is evolving. Apple’s latest move into audio-AI and real-time voice intelligence signals a shift back toward spoken queries, driven by in-car assistants, wearables, AirPods, and ambient computing. As AI becomes conversational, brands must optimise for short, spoken answers, entity clarity, and privacy-aware voice experiences across Siri, AI assistants, and voice-first interfaces.

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Meta acquires Manus. Here’s the 2026 impact on AI agents: ChatGPT 5.2 vs Gemini, Workspace Studio in Gmail, Meta AI glasses use cases, plus China-risk for enterprise.

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