[ExI] Moltbook and OpenClaw AI Agents- Review

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OpenClaw shows us the future of AI—and why it is not ready yet
OpenClaw and Moltbook are rough, risky, and a preview of what's coming next
Conrad Gray  Feb 11, 2026

<https://www.humanityredefined.com/p/openclaw>
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Everything that makes OpenClaw powerful (deep access, persistent
memory, autonomous action) is also what makes it risky. Right now,
OpenClaw feels like a Faustian bargain—it has the potential to do
great things, but it can also be dangerous if left completely
unsupervised. It can be tricked by prompt injection, either by reading
malicious instructions from the internet or from a malicious new skill
it downloaded from ClawHub. This isn't hypothetical—the top-downloaded
skill on ClawHub was confirmed to be infostealing malware.

This is why the polished version hasn't shipped yet. Google,
Anthropic, and OpenAI all have the pieces, but the security problem is
what stands between OpenClaw-the-experiment and a product everyone
could use.
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