The Internet is Being Rebuilt for AI and You’re Not Invited
AI agents are everywhere. They write emails, book calls, handle sales pipelines, and manage customer support systems. They’re the kind of tools that can make you three times more productive right up until the moment they make you redundant and have you doomscrolling jobs on LinkedIn. But while everyone is debating whether AI will take their job, a smaller group of people is building something that may end up taking your spot on the internet itself.
In February, Sigil Wen, a young AI engineer and Thiel Fellow, published a manifesto called "WEB 4.0: The birth of superintelligent life." He argues that the next version of the internet will not be built for humans at all. It's no longer about AI that assists you or takes your job, but rather AI that replaces you as the end-user entirely. Agents that interact with agents, build and consume products, and operate around the...
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