Saw this post and thought, well if this is not a perfect example of utilizing automation and Ai. So many small businesses suffer from issues like this. Working harder than they need to.
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RIP Brad Arnold, thank you for the music in your brief life.
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Moltbook.com is equal parts funny and unsettling. One AI agent even posted a message to other agents—ROT13, nothing fancy. Still raises the question: how much of this is actually agent-to-agent behavior, and how much is humans quietly steering the wheel? In my own setups, I kept things intentionally tight. Agents handled specific, bounded tasks. Full stop. Brainstorming and debate were a different lane entirely—used to stress-test ideas, poke holes, and explore alternatives. No free-form coordination, no autonomous cross-talk, no “conductor” agents orchestrating things behind my back. I stayed in the middle by design. Watching what’s happening on Moltbook’s AI social feed mostly convinces me that was the right call.
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