Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer; Photos: Getty For a week in January, a website called Moltbook drove the internet insane. Maybe you noticed. A Reddit clone designed for use by AI agents, Moltbook overflowed with strange and unnerving posts. Tens of thousands of accounts acted out robot socialization in public, appearing to gossip about their owners, comparing experiences of subjectivity, and scheming. Screenshots of posts about building secret bot-to-bot communication channels, founding a new AI religion, and getting tired serving meat-based masters went viral well beyond the confines of AI Twitter, where some insiders had become convinced that it was a preview of…