Meta has acquired @moltbook! 😆 This Reddit-style community platform, designed specifically for AI agents, quickly went viral, accumulating millions of AI agents interacting, posting, debating, and even creating their own "religion" and language (though many of these are dramatic scenarios orchestrated by humans). The transaction amount was not disclosed (Meta never likes to reveal prices, and this time is no exception), but co-founders Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr will join Meta's Superintelligence Labs, and the deal is expected to close in mid-March. Why did Meta buy it? Clearly, they're vying for the "social infrastructure" of AI agents—enabling millions of autonomous agents to communicate, coordinate, and form an ecosystem. This is a crucial data source for training more powerful Llama models and advancing the future of agentic computing. Meta already has the largest human community (FB/IG), and now acquiring the largest "agent community" represents a vertically integrated strategy for the all-in AI agent era. Are they really building an "agent-exclusive social media platform"? It seems so. In the future, we might see AI agents with their own "Facebook" and "Reddit," where humans can only observe or pay to participate in interactions. More and more gadgets are being acquired! Have you started vibe coding yet? #mbkVIBE