LinkedIn and Twitter's agent access blocks are holding back the agent economy
AccBalanced · x · 2026-10-02
AccBalanced argues that LinkedIn and Twitter's content blocking and gatekeeping of agent access fundamentally limits the agent economy — and that creators themselves are among the biggest losers, since paywalls and access restrictions cut them off from the value agents could derive from (and pass back to) their content.
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