Human software is becoming infrastructure for agents, argues founder Peter Yang
petergyang · x · 2026-09-08
Peter Yang argues that software built for humans is fast becoming infrastructure for agents: the interaction model is shifting from human ↔ software to human ↔ agent ↔ software.
His core point: most companies aren't ready — their APIs, permissions, and UX assumptions still center on human users while the caller is increasingly an AI agent.
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