The web is evolving into a series of databases, and businesses must adapt to how agents interact with their services.

In 2025, I envision a lot of business adoption of agents, automating repetitive tasks and scaling up operations that were previously too expensive. This could lead to significant efficiency improvements.

The evolution of AI will disrupt traditional business models, as users will prefer agents that can navigate the internet efficiently without being influenced by ads.

In an agent-first web, businesses will need to consider how to efficiently serve both dine-in and takeout customers, as both experiences are important.

As AI agents take over tasks like trip planning, they will change business models by reducing reliance on traditional advertising, focusing instead on delivering the best products.

The web is likely to change significantly in the near future, potentially moving towards an agent-first model that doesn't rely on human-like interactions.

Agents will likely see faster adoption in enterprises than in consumer markets, as CIOs demand interoperability between systems.

AI companies should avoid charging as a tool, as it limits their budget and potential for growth; instead, they should focus on the value delivered by their agents.

The concept of agents will disrupt traditional economic models, as AI will provide services at the cost of compute, leading to an abundance of AI lawyers and other professionals.