AI Agents Will Replace Browsers and Software
mark_k · x · 2026-07-17
The author argues that browsers, websites, and software will gradually give way to AI agents. In the future, people will interact directly with the agents themselves, rather than opening web pages to operate tools.
The author further echoes the view that for heavy AI users, this experience is already approaching reality. Subsequently, mechanisms similar to "enterprise-grade AI identities" might emerge, allowing both individuals and businesses to possess proxy-capable AI accounts and permission systems.
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