AI computer use will break social networks' walled gardens, argues X user
tokumin · x · 2026-09-21
User @tokumin argues that computer use agents — AI operating UIs directly like humans — will dismantle social networks' walled gardens: once agents can browse and post through the interface itself, platforms lose the API lock-in and official-client gatekeeping that keep users and data inside.
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