Agents look exactly like bot traffic, so per-call micro-fees may be the only fix
AccBalanced · x · 2026-09-07
hrkrshnn argues agents are breaking the internet's assumptions: platforms rely on trust-and-safety measures to block bot traffic, but agents now look exactly like bot traffic. The only sustainable solution, he says, is charging a tiny amount per API call, replacing blocking with pricing.
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