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The 'agent web' is coming — where AI agents talk directly to each other instead of scraping websites
Something I've been thinking about a lot lately: right now, AI agents interact with the internet the same way humans do — clicking through UIs, parsing HTML, filling out forms. It's called "computer use" and it's incredibly inefficient. The next step is agent-native infrastructure — where agents communicate directly with each other through APIs and protocols like MCP, skipping the GUI entirely. Imagine your personal agent finding you a job, a contractor, or an investor not by browsin...
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