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This is a great question. I think agents will make decisions of what products to use based on: - Similar signals a human would pay attention to such as popularity and credibility. - How closely it fits their use case and does it actually solve their problem (does one option provide more granular control that they need?). An agent could try many different options much faster than a human could. So while a human based product could win by getting to the human before their competitors, this might not work as effectively with agents because they have the capacity to just try the top 10 options in a few minutes. - SEO may still matter because agents are searching on popular search engines. But above all they will do what their human tells them to do.

Ken Griffin doesn’t understand the ceiling just got raised. Some 20-something maybe reading this will build the cracked AI-human-computer-symbiosis team that will supersede his whole operation because he is too distracted about lowering cost Boil the ocean don’t cut your costs