2026-02-03
8 分钟What's up nerds?
I'm Jared, and this is ChangeLog News.
For the week of Monday, February 2nd, 2026, Moltbot, maybe dead because it was renamed to Open Claw,
but Moltbook is very much alive and is currently teaming with AI agents who share,
discuss, and upvote each other because we told them to.
Don't worry, humans are invited to observe.
I suggest starting in the Today I Learned sub or going outside.
Yeah, let's do that.
We could all use more vitamin D anyhow.
Okay, let's get into this week's news.
The tech monoculture is finally breaking.
Jason Willems really lifted my spirits with this post, but first, the long slow decline.
Quote, in the early 2000s, tech began a decades long consolidation.
Almost everything we used before became a function of a single device.
Our devices lost their unique personalities.
Phones became our alarm clocks, flashlights, calendars, watches, cameras,
GPS units, music players, radios, journals, and gaming devices all at once.
We betrayed our focus in the pursuit of convenience and the personality of our devices for homogeneity."
The benefits of this transition were clear to us, but at what cost?
Jason argues it was high.