AI agents could overwhelm public infrastructure, says Yacine MTB
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-26
AI agents are expected to put heavy strain on public infrastructure, according to the post.
The author frames this as a reason their own job may last longer, since the systems and processes people rely on publicly could get overwhelmed as agentic usage scales.
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