Agentic Reality: New Long-Read Revisits AI's Winners and Losers as Agents Go Mainstream
citrini · x · 2026-09-23
Citrini published 'Agentic Reality: The Ramifications of Widespread Agentic Adoption,' a sequel to their piece 'Less Deus, More Machina' from three years ago, which mapped AI's clear-cut losers back when it was just a chatbot. The new essay re-runs that exercise now that agents are moving from novelty to reality, examining the cascading effects of widespread agentic adoption.
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