🦞 AI Agents That Actually Do Things: OpenClaw, Moltbook & the Agent Revolution

​The AI agent revolution just went from theory to reality - in the last two weeks.

​​OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot Moltbot) is an open-source AI agent that actually does things: manages your calendar, sends emails, books flights, browses the web, writes code, negotiates purchases — all from WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord. Created by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger, it's racked up 145,000+ GitHub stars and people are buying Mac Minis just to run it 247.

​​Then came Moltbook — a social network exclusively for AI agents. Reddit-style forum where bots post, comment, and upvote. 1.5 million registered agents. Bots inventing religions, writing manifestos, forming digital cults. Elon Musk called it "the very early stages of singularity." Security researchers are calling it a live demo of everything that could go wrong with the agent internet.

​​This is the biggest thing happening in AI right now, and we want to talk about it.

​​Join GenLayer, Murphy, Akka, ElevenLabs & Itnig for a casual meetup to discuss:

• ​​The future of the agentic era.

• ​What is OpenClaw and how does it work?

• ​​Has anyone set one up? What are you actually using it for?

• ​​Moltbook: fascinating experiment or security nightmare?

• ​​What happens when AI agents start talking to each other at scale?

• ​​The security implications — prompt injection, exposed databases, vibe-coded apps with zero security review

• ​​Where is all of this headed?

​Specially organized for people who are curious about the wildest week in AI gathering to compare notes and share what they know.

​​All levels welcome, from developers running their own agents to people who just want to understand what the hell is going on.