Should platforms serve third-party AI agents? The antitrust question
sjgadler · x · 2026-10-27
In a discussion about how models should navigate conflicts of interest between parties, @sjgadler argues Amazon has the prerogative to decide whether serving users' agents is worth the hassle. The big issue, he says, is if Amazon blocks them to privilege its own agents — that would be anti-competitive. He adds he's heard murmurs of this happening but hasn't looked into it.
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