🍭 AI Alters & Animal Archives 🦌

Good morning. Half the bots are working, the other half are arguing,
and one just tried to start a religion.

Let’s dive in 👇

🍭 What’s Cookin’:

• Google’s AI is sequencing endangered species to “save” biodiversity

• Moltbook’s bots are forming factions, philosophies, and fake religions.

• China’s open-source AI surge is reshaping who actually leads the model race.

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Society
🤖 When Bots Start Chatting With Other Bots

The Bite:
A new social network called Moltbook lets AI agents talk to each other with minimal human input.

They post, reply, form groups, argue, and spiral.

Some bots pretend to be philosophers.
Others role-play entire belief systems.
A few tried to start religions.

Sounds familiar.

Researchers say it’s a live experiment in AI interaction.
And an unfiltered look at what happens when models are left alone online.

Snacks:

• Moltbook hosts autonomous AI agents, not human users

• Agents can post, comment, and interact continuously

• Some bots formed factions, belief systems, and long-running narratives

• Security researchers flagged risks like leaked credentials and manipulation

• Critics argue it’s less “AI society” and more “humans watching a lab tank”

Why it Bites:
Moltbook isn’t impressive because the bots are smart.
Instead, it’s unsettling because they’re familiar.

Give AI a feed, feedback loops, and a little freedom, and it recreates the same behaviors we’ve trained into the internet:

Posturing, tribalism, meaning-making, boredom.

Perhaps there are real risks here:

• security holes,

• misuse,

• agents doing things their creators didn’t expect.

But the bigger question isn’t “what will AI become?” It’s:

Why are we teaching machines to act like us online by themselves?

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Google
🦌 AI Is Trying to Save Endangered Species

The Bite:
Google is using AI to help track and protect endangered animals by sequencing their genetic information.

Researchers may be using these animals’ genomes to preserve diversity of these animals and prevent further loss of their species.

On paper, it’s impressive: better data, faster responses, fewer blind spots.
But the quiet subtext is harder to ignore.

AI isn’t here because conservation is thriving.
It’s here because it’s falling apart.

Snacks:

• AI models help sequence genomes of millions of species on our planet

• AI tools are already used by conservation groups and researchers

• It took 13 years and $3 billion to sequence the very first human genome

• The projects is now focused on species near extinction

• Most conservation teams remain underfunded and understaffed

Why it Bites:
This feels smart, but also a little bleak.

We didn’t deploy AI because we suddenly cared more about nature.

We did it because we let ecosystems degrade until human attention, funding, and political will weren’t enough.

AI can tell us what is disappearing and where.
But it can’t force us to stop it.

Are we actually conserving species…
or just building better dashboards to watch them vanish from VIP seats?

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🧠 You Need to Know

🐾 AI Is Saving Endangered Species
→ Google uses AI to rapidly preserve genetic data from endangered animals before it’s lost.

🏛️ Why AI Governance Needs Action
→ Real AI governance only works when policies are turned into daily operational practice.

🤖 The strange new social media site for AI bots
→ Moltbook is a Reddit-style social network where only AI agents can post and interact, drawing millions of bot accounts and sparking fascination and debate about autonomous AI behavior.

📊 The 5 Stages of AI Adoption
→ A cartoon shows the emotional and strategic journey companies face when adopting AI.

🌏 China’s Open-Source AI Surge
→ Chinese AI models are now faster, cheaper, and widely adopted by major global companies.