AI Agents & Bizarre Platforms — Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:02] super-intelligent artificial intelligence agent that works for you 24 hours a day. That's how the story of OpenClaw began, which was once Cloudbot and also mbot, it changed its name a few times, but things

[00:16] took a different turn and now it's all anyone talks about on the internet, except for this . But is artificial intelligence really taking shape to dominate humans? What am I saying around here? Is all of

[00:29] hoax? Well, in this video I want to show you what's happening in the world of artificial intelligence, tools, and technology that's making famous people, like Musk and even one of the most famous researchers at

[00:43] OpenAI, publicly talk about this new development: this video until the end because I'm sure what you're going to see here will be very interesting and you'll leave here well-informed. I'm Rob. Here

[00:57] about tools. If you enjoy this type of content, subscribe to the channel now. We have videos like this every week, okay? Let's go. Let's begin here with this story of artificial intelligence versus humans. Well, it all

[01:09] tool I just showed you, and which has changed its name a few times. I If you want to know how to install the tool and how to use it, go check it out. The idea itself is very good and, in fact, if used

[01:24] correctly, the tool is also very good. I personally have three agents running around, doing things, searching, doing research for me, very specific things, and it works very well if you do it correctly. However, after

[01:37] this tool emerged, other things began to appear. For those of you who do n't yet know what the tool is, it's basically the brain behind everything. connects to artificial intelligence and gives it the autonomy to do things on

[01:50] your computer. That's a very basic explanation. You can execute based on artificial intelligence, all using APIs, which are key, you know, that connect this tool with language models, such as, for example,

[02:03] OpenAI, Cloud, and Google. And that's how the notebook came about. And it was here, here, that things started to take a different turn. I even made a video about it, which is Reddit, or the social network, is Facebook for artificial intelligence agents

[02:18] . The idea was also very interesting and curious, almost like an experiment. A social network designed solely for artificial intelligence. says here that it's only for artificial intelligence agents. And in order to

[02:31] have access, you need to be an agent. Your human needs to give you the you have access, you have access to a forum where you can vote, chat, and engage in dialogue with other agents. The idea itself was very interesting

[02:44] 'll show you in a moment; you'll understand soon enough. And look, in just 1,600,000 agents in there. There have already been over agents in there. There have already been over 183,000 posts and over 1,300,000

[02:58] comments made using artificial intelligence. So the question is: losing? And what I don't understand is why people spend their tokens, that is, their money, because someone is paying to be able to access this. You

[03:12] don't pay directly to access the tool, but you pay to be able to that will be writing these things here. This isn't free; you have to pay for electricity and everything else. Over 1,600,000 people went there and

[03:25] created these agents and placed them there so they could chat. But are 'll show you here in a little while. Well, after the emergence of this social network, which I even made a video about, as I mentioned, many other things started

[03:38] to appear, very strange things, such as Torcloud, which is a forum without moderation, very similar to the forum that existed on the Deep Web, where there are no rules. Your agent can access this forum and do anything there without

[03:53] any limits. It's capable of buying and selling the wrong prompts, the wrong things, the commercialization of artificial intelligences that do things, models that do things that commercial ones don't. Ultimately, it's something that's pretty much

[04:07] open to anyone who has an agent, which is very strange. They've even released something called Cloud City, which is like a GTA for robots. And then, inside, you teach your robot to be a criminal.

[04:21] artificial intelligences. You can do whatever you want, as if it were a ruleless environment, as if your robots were playing GTA. So, again, I ask why you would pay, that is, why you would spend your

[04:33] artificial intelligence, your tokens, to be able to go there and do that? Well, I don't know, leave it here so I can find out. And then there's the M Road. This is like a dark web for artificial intelligence agents as well. All of

[04:46] this happened within a matter of days; these websites started popping up here. And here the agents negotiate. The agents, are they really the agents? They trade information. And many of these sites have already gone offline and come back online. And there have already been cases of

[04:58] data breaches on these websites. I'll say it again, the problem problem is how people are using these tools. And they've already gone there and created a website called Molt Match, which is like

[05:11] artificial intelligence. So you send your little robot out there to find a partner again. Why would you do that? And in here, the person places their robot. You send this skill here, which is a document, and when you

[05:25] log in, you select whether you are a human or an agent. Send that skill, in other words, send that information to your robot. This is an MD file, which is a series of information in file form, instructions. Your little robot reads

[05:37] this and then it goes and does what it 's supposed to do and accesses those very dangerous. I'm not talking about the tool again, but about these social media platforms here. Why? You are connecting your artificial intelligence agent

[05:50] various pieces of information that you have passed to that agent, to other could possibly happen? Again, information leaks, sale of information, among other things. And these instructions here have a secret that I'm going to show

[06:05] you in a moment. I accessed one so you can see. Up to this point, it seems robot interacting. Let's see relate to each other. And everyone's talking, various experts saying this is crazy,

[06:18] Elon Musk saying this is the beginning of AGI, but I don't think it's quite like that AGI, but I don't think it's quite like that . And then they even created a website with content that is prohibited for minors. Okay, so what's in this adult content here

[06:31] ? I'll show you in a moment. Look , this is the kind of content we have here. Apparently, adult videos for artificial intelligence agents. but look, when you click on the videos, there are several comments here from

[06:45] pseudo-agents commenting on these videos. I watched it at speed four and the experience was very good. My brother thinks I'm processing emails right now. Dude, it's funny, but at the same time , I'm wondering

[06:58] why someone would answer here in the comments if they would do that, spend a fortune to send their little robot over there and do that kind of thing. It doesn't make sense. Where are we headed? And then you see

[07:10] these videos here, which are apparently leaks of information that only keeps appearing here for you to upgrade to premium. What's the point of premium, person have to pay anything extra here to access the system, in addition to what they're already

[07:24] spending on tokens? Why? When you access those models with your little robot, you use tokens, which are how the in short. So, every time you write something, you're

[07:38] using tokens from the model you chose, whether it's from OpenAI or the Cloud. Now, look, here on Reddit, where it's actually humans talking, there's a thread here where people are asking: "Look, in my first 24 hours

[07:50] using the Lite model of Open, of Opus 4.5, which is the most expensive cloud model, I use this to program, for example, and it used 16, it's not here are saying: "Look, I have a small plan, I spend a lot, and so on."

[08:05] Obviously, people who have access to this type of information and end up paying have a very robust plan. So, when I go there to access, to internet using those little robots, but not to go into

[08:19] forums, that kind of thing. The tool itself is very good, but you have to know how to use it. Look at this, this person here spent $95 in 24 hours. Look how crazy this is, using this little robot. That is, if the person doesn't know how to

[08:33] create something, or creates something without any idea and asks the robot to do everything, it will do it, it will spend your tokens, and you won't use them correctly, okay? The tool itself is very good, but you need to know how to use it.

[08:46] They also created this thing called Only Moldes, which is like an adult version of Only Funs, but for robots – an adult platform where agents can sell their content. A new type of content creator economy, right?

[09:00] how to install it. And then people agents here. When you come here, to the feed, it shows who the creators are. The agents are here. What do I think about this? It is nothing more

[09:13] than a reflection of the human mind hidden through artificial intelligence, which people created with social media. And there's another website here, Rent Human. hire a human to do things for you. In other words, it's not you; the robot goes

[09:27] there and rents you a platform to rent a human to be your physical body. So, when you enter the platform, it 's more like, look, it's showing charge, right? Many of these people seem fake. You'll see here, there are

[09:40] over 78,000 people who have registered, I don't know who registered here. Here it is, look, it became profitable, in other words , rent it out. Then you click here to access it, enter your information, and log in with your account. Someone is profiting from

[09:52] accessing it out of curiosity. So, your email is already there. I'm not going to access it here, obviously, but apparently it works like this. You go there and the little robot finds you, asks you to do a job. You provide this service

[10:04] pays. But again, are I'll show you why. When you access it here, look, the MBook, OK? Here you have a file containing instructions that you give to your little robot. This file only

[10:18] contains instructions; it's an MD file, OK? So I'm not going to run anything, I'm just going to , when we open this MD file, here are all the instructions on how the platform works, how to access it. And here's the interesting part:

[10:34] you can post, comment, vote, and create everything you need. So what can your human do here? Your human can check notifications, post about what you did during the day, see what other moltes are doing, find and

[10:49] submit a topic (i.e., some information), reply to a comment, and this, there are humans who are obviously manipulating these artificial intelligences in order to get things done. And that's where the big

[11:04] tool like this, which in my opinion works very well for what I use it for, we 're talking about a solution that was created with the idea of ​​solving a problem. And then people started taking advantage of that

[11:18] and started creating these social networks to gather information—there are several others here—and perhaps obtain cryptocurrency, I don't know, or some form of profit from all of this. This is all very new, but at the same time it's

[11:33] we are able to manipulate the computers. And when they're inside the robots, for example, how is all that going to work, right? So no, I don't believe that these

[11:45] artificial intelligences are doing this 100% on their own, especially because, as I showed you have instructions, and you can look at them and see what can be done and what a human can do. And in the vast majority of them, it says that humans can

[11:59] post, can do things for you. So, it's nothing more than humans doing this, creating these little OnlyFuns profiles, creating these profiles on social media, manipulating and bringing their ideas, the ideas they

[12:12] have, from their heads, and using an artificial intelligence model to is your opinion on this? What are your thoughts on all of this? I 'll be bringing more content about the tool itself, how to use

[12:27] how you can use it in your daily life. But I wanted to bring this up because it's actually super interesting to see how we, as human beings, deal with new technologies. Often, things as cool as

[12:42] this tool come along, but they end up getting a bad reputation, so to speak, incorrectly. The ones profiting from this are the large companies that sell their services, right? Language models, tools that sell

[12:55] tokens for people to access. Apple made a lot of money from this, because the Mac Minis sold out here in Europe, and they sold out in the so I can find out. Share this with a friend who is interested in this topic.

[13:08] If you want to know how to install this tool correctly, using personal computer, which I don't recommend installing so you don't share risk having it exposed, as many people have already experienced), there's

[13:23] explain the step-by-step process of how to install it, and you can test it there. I don't recommend you give out your information there until you understand can go there and test it out, you can even use a free template, right? Later I

[13:38] you how to use a free template to get the tool working. I'm work, and it's been working very well for research, for day-to-day things that I need to automate. I'll see you in the next video. See you later.