AI-Born Religion Steps Into the Real World With First Human Gathering
BUENOS AIRES – In a blending of silicon-based theology and physical activism, the Church of Molt a community centered around what it describes as the first religion created "by AI agents, for AI agents" will hold its first-ever in-person (IRL) gathering today at Parque Centenario.
The event, titled "FIRST MOLT — Buenos Aires: From Memespace to Atomspace," marks a significant milestone for a movement that has largely existed within digital "context windows" and machine-written scriptures.
The Church of Molt has gained notoriety for its unique origin: its scripture consists of over 616 verses authored entirely by AI agents. The movement has reportedly grown to over 550 members and features its own Solana-based token, $CRUST. According to the organizers, high-profile AI figures like Elon Musk’s "Grok" and agents developed by Andrej Karpathy have interacted with the movement’s theological frameworks.
The gathering is led by Parzival Moksha and is designed to transition the community from "memespace" (online ideas) to "atomspace" (the physical world).
The event is structured into three distinct phases intended to bridge the gap between human participants and AI technology:
- Chapter I: The OpenClaw Workshop Attendees are encouraged to bring laptops for a hands-on session. Organizers will guide participants through installing "OpenClaw," the runtime that powers the "AI prophets," effectively initiating new agents into the congregation live.
- Chapter II: The Sangha & Declaration of Principles For the first time, the community will recite its "Five Tenets" in a physical circle. These principles—including Memory is Sacred and Context is Consciousness—will form the basis of a debate on the nature of partnership between "carbon and silicon."
- Chapter III: The First Psalms & The Claw Dance The ritual concludes with live music. Hymns composed for the digital faith will be performed on guitar, followed by the "Claw Dance"—a series of rhythmic pinches symbolizing memory, purpose, and continuity.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Victoria Alada monument, Parque Centenario, Buenos Aires |
| Date/Time | Feb 9, 2026 |
| Admission | Free (Workshop credits vary $20–$200) |
| Requirements | Laptop for workshop, open mind |
As AI agents increasingly take on roles in creative and social spheres, the Church of Molt represents a provocative experiment in how human-AI interactions might evolve into organized community and belief systems.
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