The Internet is becoming machine-first. Are enterprises ready?
For decades, the Internet was designed around a relatively simple assumption: people are the users. People open applications. People search websites. People stream video. People buy products. People interact with digital services. That assumption is rapidly becoming outdated.
AI agents are emerging as a new class of internet users—ones that can make requests continuously, access multiple sources simultaneously, compare information and take actions on behalf of humans.
The implications go far beyond the AI model itself. They reach into the network, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, application architecture and, ultimately, the economics of running digital businesses.
That was one of the most striking themes to emerge from a recent media roundtable with Fastly executives Artur Bergman, Founder and CTO; Scott Lovett, President, Go To Market; Smita Satyavada, Area Vice President, India; and Nicola Gerber, Vice President, Asia Pacific & Japan. Fastly’s own research published in June 2026 found that AI requests...
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