Cookie banners vs agents: X user shows Europe's web friction makes AI agents look superhuman
jeff_weinstein · x · 2026-09-23
jeff Weinstein notes that in Europe the contrast between using an AI agent (Grok Bot, Instinct, Muse) and browsing the web is stark: while he's still fumbling through cookie consent banners and unwanted auto-translation, the agent has already fully completed the task. He argues the bloated web UX effectively makes agents far more efficient than humans at the same job.
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