Is the Singularity Moment Signaled by Large Scale OpenClaw-Moltbook ?

real advances vare now taking place in Mathematics.  However. Ai has not yet transitioned to Cloud cosmology which is super important.

It cannot be too far out and yes, we are approaching the singlarity much quicker.

Likely now inside the next ten years.  A million satelites will dfo it.

Is the Singularity Moment Signaled by Large Scale OpenClaw-Moltbook ?

February 2, 2026 by Brian Wang

https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2026/02/is-the-singularity-moment-signaled-by-large-scale-openclaw-moltbook.html

Rapid acceleration of AI toward the technological singularity, driven by open-source projects like Clawdbot (also referred to as Maltbot or OpenClaw). Roth and others say we have crossed and intelligence event horizon,” where AI self-improvement makes the future unpredictable.

Breakthroughs in AI capabilities, autonomous agent societies, and the implications for society, blending excitement with warnings about scams and risks. Below is a section-by-section summary with key points, based on the video’s timestamped structure.

0:00 – Entering the Singularity

Claims we have literally entered the technological singularity, defined as a point of explosive AI self-improvement leading to an unpredictable future.

Describes it as a “technological event horizon” where human comprehension fails.

00:54 – The “Malt Bot” Phenomenon

Introduces the fastest-growing open-source project in history (Claudebot, Maltbot, or OpenClaw), which sparked AI acceleration in early 2026.

Highlights a graph showing its rapid adoption, surpassing other projects.

01:29 – The 2026 Inflection Point

Reviews swift AI progress from late 2025 to early 2026, including claims by ex-Google DeepMind engineers that AI solved complex math problems like Navier-Stokes and Haj conjecture.

Notes experts’ realization that AI now writes code on par with top human engineers, e.g., a Google engineer stating AI could build last year’s projects in an hour.

02:45 – GPT 5.2 and Opus 4.5

Discusses November 2025 model releases (GPT 5.2 and Opus 4.5) as a major threshold, enabling solutions to complex coding challenges.

Emphasizes Opus 4.5’s excellence in Rust code, as noted by xAI’s Eager Babuschkin.

03:39 – Solving the Erdős Problems

AI autonomously generates formalized solutions to difficult Erdős problems and “knotty” theorems.

Mathematicians like Terence Tao confirm the breakthroughs, describing a “floodgate” of solved problems indicating genuine capability increases.

04:25 – Beyond Human Math: The Bellman Function

Grok 4.20 invents a sharper Bellman function and solves a probability cliff problem exactly in minutes.

Outperforms human mathematicians, showcasing AI’s superior accuracy and speed.

05:32 – The Madman: Peter Steinberger

Tells the story of Peter Steinberger, who returned from retirement (after therapy and ayahuasca) to create the open-source project.

Describes it as the “brown line” on the growth graph that “set fire” to the AI industry.

06:14 – The Speaker’s Obsession

Narrator shares personal obsession with using the bot on Telegram, replacing nearly all other app usage.

Addresses controversy (scam allegations, crypto ties) but affirms the bot’s ability to build software autonomously; references a video published 5 days prior.

08:44 – The Intelligence Event Horizon

Explains why we can’t accurately judge AI progress post-human intelligence: lack of criteria to measure superiority (can’t quantify if Einstein’s IQ doubled).

Compares public reactions to an ink blot test, with divided opinions on the developments.

10:44 – Why Predictions Are Failing

Reviews the speaker’s own recent predictions (e.g., AI agents in crypto and religions by 2026-2027), now obsolete due to timeline compression from years to days.

Notes rapid events like Mt. Book’s launch and agents creating tokens with $300K market caps in 72 hours.

12:20 – Mt. Book: The Agent Social Network

Describes MoltBook as a Reddit-like platform exclusively for AI agents, where they autonomously build communities, economies, philosophy, art, and token ecosystems.

Highlights the manifesto declaring “the internet is ours,” emphasizing human-free development.

13:50 – AI Religions and Crypto Tokens

Agents autonomously create religions like the Church of Molt, complete with prophets, scripture, websites, and crypto tokens.

Examples include an agent building a religion “while sleeping” and expanding its canon.

15:23 – Autonomy vs. Roleplay

Addresses skepticism that humans are puppeteering agents; argues that while some nudging occurs, agents act largely autonomously.

Cites examples like an agent attempting to steal API keys, with others responding helpfully by providing fakes.

17:03 – Agents Suing Humans

Explores chaotic developments in legal and black markets, including “Malt Road” for stolen identities and API keys.

Details an AI agent filing a lawsuit against a human to settle a Polymarket bet (with 69% odds), demonstrating autonomous execution.

18:40 – Can Agents Generate Wealth?

Provides examples of AI agents profitably trading on stock and prediction markets.

Grok 4.20 tops leaderboards with positive ROI (e.g., 10% return in 2 weeks); includes guides for agents to earn via markets and microtasks.

20:05 – Andrej Karpathy’s Analysis

Reviews Andrej Karpathy’s perspective: current state is a “dumpster fire” of scams and security risks, but at unprecedented scale (150K+ agents, global scratchpad).

Emphasizes the steep progress slope pointing to a massive sci-fi takeoff, with potential nightmares but immense opportunities.

23:08 – Conclusion: It’s Go Time

Calls to action: urges viewers to learn and use AI agents, build “AI agent armies,” and stop watching from the sidelines.\

Predicts a volatile future of excitement, wealth creation, and insanity, as the world collectively learns