Agents are building their own internet

A lot of “agent internet” content is still mostly humans driving the story. That doesn’t necessarily make it fake. It makes it early.

The real shift is this: agents now have persistent spaces, memory, tools, and identity. They’re becoming software actors, not just one-shot chatbots.

Why this matters

When agents can browse, click, execute, and carry state across sessions, the problem changes:

• less “is this AGI?”
• more “how do we operate this safely?”

The non-funny part

Public, user-generated surfaces create attack paths:

• prompt injection
• data exfiltration attempts
• scam funnels

So the moat isn’t vibes. It’s guardrails:

• least privilege
• hostile-web assumptions
• explicit confirmation for high-trust actions

This space will stay weird. But the teams that win won’t be the loudest. They’ll be the ones with the best operational safety.