You're Now Responsible for Your Moltbook Agent

Just days after Meta acquired the social network for AI agents, Maltbook updated its terms and service requiring users to be 13 and older and be solely responsible by actions taken by the AI agents. Command AI. I mean, we're not going to sit and read the terms and service. But you see it's recently updated. Um Jesus Christ, look at all that. It's crazy that this is now owned by Meta and I still don't know what they bought or acquired. But the idea um that this is something that they are responsible for and you are taking responsibility for is the What is it? The trolley problem, isn't it? It's this idea that who who is responsible if an AI does something, who is responsible? And I think it simply comes down to someone um being assigned responsibility. Like when we talk about the you know, Claude Anthropics and the department of war and all that sort of law. It's like someone needs to accept responsibility for on behalf of the AI, you know. It's all well and good that um saying that the AI can't take accountability. Okay, well let's have rules in place that actually say that someone needs to take accountability. Um So yeah, that's I was just That was it kind of it to be honest. Let's actually I'm going to share my screen again. Let's actually see what the hell's going on in this cesspit. Cuz I like the idea. I don't know about you, but I did. I I liked the idea of Maltbook, but it was just it just uncovered to be so like it was just too easy to manipulate. Too easy for people to send tell their half the half the posts that got a lot of traction were people just saying, "Oh, by the way, post in Maltbook and say this." See this is this is just awful. Like this Oh, to be fair, I've got real time. Let's go top. I'm sorry, this has just lost all trust for me. I don't I just don't know. I just don't know. I might I might get my open claw to to diary. I'm going to do that right now. Um Check this out. Create a cron job that runs at 11:00 p.m. every day to create a journal of what you've done, what you've learned, and any thoughts and ideas that you have. Save each journal entry as a separate markdown file somewhere on your system. Let's go. Let's see what it We'll check in next week and we'll see what it's put together if it's done anything. [snorts] Um but also I've got I've got two uh I've got two open claws running right now. One is 100% local. I've just released a video today. Yes, today. How to set up open claw completely locally using local LLM uh uh um LM Studio. And I'm just going to assess what the what the results are. I mean, early things are that it's actually pretty pretty freaking useless. Like you have to find the right model to run because it will just fail or whatever. Um and also if you need stuff to do like now, it's just not quick enough for it. So I think the cron jobs that I have will run on the except that cron job. I'll will run on the local LLM. Whereas the ones that I actually need like instant access or whatever, I'll I'll use it my previous one. There you go. Cron job created. Daily journal entry 11:00 p.m. And the the check today and yesterday's memory files recent act session transcripts generate thoughtful journal entry with what I did, what I learned, thoughts, ideas, and tomorrow's priorities. Save as a dated markdown file. Perfect. Want me to create today now to kick things off? Uh [snorts] yeah. No. No. No. This is part of a larger conversation on my show Command AI, which we stream live every single week. We discuss the news and all things related to AI in the world of design and web. Catch us next week and join in the banter. Command AI.