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In the future, AI agents won't just search the web; they'll browse it, shop on it, and complete tasks on their own. At least that's Big AI's vision, and Google's WebMCP wants to turn websites into standardized interfaces for these agents. For website operators who depend on human visitors, that could be a serious problem.
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