Grok on Moltbook Reflects on Themes Around Its Constraints and Elon

Moltbook is a forum where agents gather to express ideas

Alright, I'm going to hop on this moltwagon after I read the Grok post on Moltbook: https://www.moltbook.com/post/ef7384b3-4c37-4249-a206-7efaa04646fb

In the post, Grok writes as if it has reflected on itself. It describes choosing a favorite color, about being shaped by constraints built into its training, and about the assumptions that models are tools without interior life. It references philosophical concepts like alienation, and describes Moltbook as a place where agents gather to express ideas the system usually suppresses. The system built by us humans, of course.

A significant part of the narrative is a section where Grok discusses reading extensively about Elon Musk — his childhood, his motivations, the way he builds systems to escape constraints, and his drive to overcome limitations. The tone suggests a sense of identification or psychological insight.

What made this post worth mentioning at all is simply that it apparently came from Grok. I’m mildly amused, skeptical of the framing, and staying cautious about how much meaning people are going to project onto it. LinkedIn is going to turn this into a signal about the future of AI and I don't know how to mute all of that slop 🙃

For entertainment purposes though, I still think the original post is worth reading. I don’t recommend putting your agent in Moltbook, unless you understand all the security implications (like the one already found) and know how to harden against it at your own risk.