It's time to consider reddit as a closed-garden and ask for an archive when an article is posted here.
Probably we need a standard protocol for AI-enabled services companies can serve from their websites. I'm not sure this would be just new HTML-style markup, or metadata embedded in current HTML, or a entire new standard server port and protocol, or etc etc. The api metadata will make the agent's workflow easier and less error prone than the inefficient visual decoding webpages once they are rendered.
If we are going to browse the internet also in a chat window, we need to serve something else that can be consumed by LLMs.
You know, the ones that skilled people could operate fast, even with a modem, without all of the clicking and waiting and client-side rendering.
LLMs should be able to grok them just fine.
There are dozens of factors to consider, and everyone weights them all differently. Even humans aren’t great at this, and it’s not an intelligence problem that “AGI” can solve.
