OpenAI, Meta, Google, and others are positioning AI agents as personal assistants that can perform a range of tasks online. But the web is becoming increasingly unfriendly toward agents, undermining their usefulness.
OpenAI, Meta, Google, and others are positioning AI agents as personal assistants that can perform a range of tasks online. But the web is becoming increasingly unfriendly toward agents, undermining their usefulness.
I’m curious how they detect that it’s a bot doing something on the user’s account rather than the actual user. Do the bots identify as such somehow?
You can detect human usage patterns. Bots mass-download shit seemingly without reading it, click perfectly in the middle of the buttons, etc. That’s how captcha-less captchas work.
It’s not possible.
That’s why half of websites don’t load anymore