The web was built for people. A tsunami of AI agents is changing that fast.

Fonte: Business Insider

zhengshun tang/Getty ImagesAI agents are flooding the web, changing who, or what, uses the internet. Businesses are racing to adapt as bots browse, shop, negotiate, and buy online. The next battle online may be over which AI agents websites choose to let in.

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