seems unlikely, you're asking the entire internet to update their software for dubious improvements

I believe this shift will actually happen organically over time

there will be demand for AI-first online services as people continue to delegate more and more tasks to agents and this will drive implementation

	▲	verdverm an hour ago \| parent [-]
		If it's machine-machine comms, just use an API Seems dumb to create some other representation when we have an ubiquitous machine readable format that Ai understands quite well

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waynenilsen 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

i believe agent native sites will stand up and the incumbents will be forced to adapt

such as agent native shopping platforms whereby a human will bring you something from walmart or what not could spring up and disrupt your instacart of the world

this of course is just one simple example, when it works better for the clawdbot or whatever comes next what are the users going to choose they'll say 'get me some apples from walmart using instacartforbots' because they know the agent success rate will be higher

	▲	verdverm 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> disrupt your instacart Instacrats primary resource is not the website, it's the network of shoppers. You cannot replace that with Ai I stopped using these services very quickly because the person (or machine) on the other side will never pick the same way I do. They don't care about quality, they care about time & money. My use of Ai is not going to change their incentives