{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"ABitcoinGuy wrote","author_name":"ABitcoinGuy (npub1qm…2sswt)","author_url":"https://nostr.now/npub1qm8ltd4njp8lpr0r8hdkgm3kfrz5zgsjwnkdw0kjwf2xj9awrlhsn2sswt","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.now","html":"‘As AI agents increasingly shop on behalf of humans, companies face a dilemma: make their websites agent-friendly or restrict access to humans.\nAllowing agents risks making retailers interchangeable. Instead of visiting online stores directly, consumers will instruct AI agents to find the best price, fastest delivery, or most convenient option across competing stores.\n\nBlocking agents, however, risks losing customers who increasingly delegate their shopping to AI.\nThe shift is significant: the AI agent becomes the customer’s primary interface, while retailers compete to fulfil its requests.\nCompanies must choose between protecting their direct customer relationships and remaining accessible in an increasingly agent-driven economy.’\n\nThoughts from Matt Wolfe"}