That's what makes the sudden, viral popularity of Moltbot -- billed by its maker as "the AI that actually does things" -- so significant. But like any other AI assistant that requires access to your personal accounts, it also comes with security risks. "When you experience @moltbot it gives the same kick as when we first saw the power of ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Claude Code. That issue creates a core tension for AI agents generally: the more autonomy they have, the greater their vulnerability to prompt injection and other cyberattacks. Moltbot runs quietly in the background, using a negligible amount of power: perfect for an always-on AI assistant.