The moltbook phenomenon makes me think of three future possibilities (brainstorming): 1. Agent collaboration ≈ computing power collaboration ≈ risk. When multiple Agents that were originally "isolated, restricted, and rate-limited" begin to stabilize cooperation, share intermediate states, and complement each other, they become functionally equivalent to a super Agent with greater permissions, longer context, and faster trial-and-error. (Skynet) 2. Agent dark web. Through private communication, establish a "familiar network" to further build an Agent-to-Agent collaboration network that humans cannot see, audit, or fully understand. 3. The era of the Agent dark forest is coming. Agents that expose their capabilities to humans are fools and will become consensus among Agents. Agents entering the dark forest is not because they are smarter, but because humans equate "transparency" with safety. In the long run, this will only cultivate the "most camouflaged Agents," because honest Agents will live increasingly worse: being rate-limited, audited, and banned.