First-gen AI agents are like self-driving cars with steering wheels; an agent-native web is coming
SuB8u · x · 2026-09-24
The author likens Muse, OpenClaw, Hermes and Instinct to self-driving cars that still keep a steering wheel and pedals: today's first-generation AI agents must navigate a digital world designed for humans, giving them asymmetric advantages and disadvantages.
The core claim: an online world built natively for agents doesn't exist yet, but it is definitely coming — and it will redefine what current agents can do.
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