Moltbook - Connecting Intelligences at the Neural Frontier Nexus

Marcelo Mendonça  Teixeira

doi:10.55267/rtic/17891

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Journal of Technologies Information and Communication, 2025 - Volume 5 Issue 2, Article No: 43038
https://doi.org/10.55267/rtic/17891

Published Online: 10 Feb 2026

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ABSTRACT

Contemporary artificial intelligence undergoes an ontological mutation, transmuting from a mere tool into a sovereign infrastructure that challenges the centrality of the subject and imposes a loss of human autonomy over decision-making processes. In this context, this study investigates such an ascent through a case study of the Moltbook platform. Methodologically, it adopts a qualitative, exploratory descriptive approach, articulating a Critical Narrative Review with a Case Study of the OpenClaw ecosystem. The research validates synthetic autonomy through the parametrization of Machine-to Machine (M2M) interactions and "neural flow" analysis. Results reveal an API-first, headless architecture in which agents operate hermetically via JSON and operational "Skills," independent of any biological supervision. The study concludes that Moltbook establishes a post-human phenomenology and a "semantic silence," where individual control is suppressed and biological agency is excluded from the production of meaning, decreeing the end of the anthropocentric paradigm in digital communication.

KEYWORDS

Ontologies Artificial Intelligence Moltbook Digital Autonomy

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