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Decagon CEO Jesse Zhang predicts that within 10 years, AI agents will become the new websites for every business: "In a decade, everyone's gonna be primarily interacting through personal agents. Every business is gonna have an AI agent that is the front door. It becomes like a new website...

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@thejessezhang If the agent becomes the website, then the agent going down at 3am becomes the website going down at 3am. Uptime and backups for agents are going to matter as much as they did for websites.

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@thejessezhang In a decade? will GPT-6.1 release within the next 1000 years? asi is coming in 2027 but it'll take 9 more years for people to use agents ig

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@thejessezhang Agent to agent has no use for English. It's an API call. So I'd build the endpoint before the chat window.

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@thejessezhang Less than 10 years. You will have a static page sure but this is already the case for forward looking sites.

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