Personal AIs could make websites context for agents, not pages for humans
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-21
When personal AIs become ubiquitous, websites may stop being designed for humans directly. Instead, they would become context sources that an AI reads, rewrites, and presents in the exact style and format a person needs.
The post argues that in that world, browsers themselves may become obsolete sometime after 2030.
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