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OpenClaw, the AI agent that can learn, and Moltbook, the "Facebook for AI agents only", have been in the news lately. They sound really great and cool at first, but be careful. There are big security risks with both. If you need to use them for some reason, make sure to limit access and have proper security layers in place.

OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) and Moltbook let attackers walk through the front door How secure are AI agents? Not very, it turns out. OpenClaw's system prompts can be extracted with a single attempt. Moltbook's database was publicly accessible—including API keys that could let anyone impersonate users like Andrej Karpathy.

It is crop waste burning season again and the smoke, which is often called PM 2.5 pollution, is covering large parts of Asia all the way from Vietnam to India. Here is a picture of Bangkok taken from an airplane a couple of weeks ago. It is easy to see how the smoke sits as a separate layer near the ground. We understand it is difficult to fix the problem as the smoke can drift 700km away, so it doesn't only come from the country we live in. But understanding the problem is always the first step towards solution.