Agents Make the One-to-One World Economically Feasible, Beyond Feed Ranking
signulll · x · 2026-11-02
signulll argues that agents are making a "one-to-one" world economically and technically feasible, replacing today's one-to-many internet. The first iteration was personalized feeds with ranking algorithms, but every user still saw the same interface. Next: dynamic, interactive interfaces plus far deeper personalization that goes well beyond ranking—each person gets their own interface and service, not just a reordered feed.
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