Dylan LallHost
But based on what you're saying right now, that means that based on intent, that means the whole search experience for travel disappears.

Now, if search experience for travel disappears, does that mean websites disappear? right? Website interfaces, finding a hotel, putting the day in, you know, I find that very tedious nowadays based with all the agents.

You know, I've got a, I haven't shown you yet, but I need to show you my list of my suite of agents that are working for me continuously around the clock.

Now, for example, I'm doing them for very basic things like, for example, my outlook, my emails, my calendars, my internal intranet chats, and it's connected to all those suites.

Now, I've noticed in the last two weeks of me using these agents, I don't actually use those apps anymore.

I'm only talking to my agent and my agent is going into the, into the apps and pulling out the information.

And then whatever I tell it to do, then it goes back into the app and then fills that app with the information or sets a meeting or writes a reply or does whatever.

Now for me, the apps disappeared, right? So the same concept I'm thinking, well, if you're saying it's based on intent and, And if search disappears, then do websites disappear?
They will not disappear for a certain amount of time, let's say 5 to 10 years, maybe more, due to the fact that not everybody is happy to switch to agents.
They're still going to the big trade malls, looking at the small shop where the agent, physical human agent is for them typing in where they want to go.
So the website per website is not going to disappear, but what will happen In the future, those websites will be replaced by APIs and MCPs.
So they will be replaced with a website readable by machines, not by humans.

But based on what you're saying right now, that means that based on intent, that means the whole search experience for travel disappears.

Now, if search experience for travel disappears, does that mean websites disappear? right? Website interfaces, finding a hotel, putting the day in, you know, I find that very tedious nowadays based with all the agents.

You know, I've got a, I haven't shown you yet, but I need to show you my list of my suite of agents that are working for me continuously around the clock.

Now, for example, I'm doing them for very basic things like, for example, my outlook, my emails, my calendars, my internal intranet chats, and it's connected to all those suites.

Now, I've noticed in the last two weeks of me using these agents, I don't actually use those apps anymore.

I'm only talking to my agent and my agent is going into the, into the apps and pulling out the information.

And then whatever I tell it to do, then it goes back into the app and then fills that app with the information or sets a meeting or writes a reply or does whatever.

Now for me, the apps disappeared, right? So the same concept I'm thinking, well, if you're saying it's based on intent and, And if search disappears, then do websites disappear?
They will not disappear for a certain amount of time, let's say 5 to 10 years, maybe more, due to the fact that not everybody is happy to switch to agents.
They're still going to the big trade malls, looking at the small shop where the agent, physical human agent is for them typing in where they want to go.
So the website per website is not going to disappear, but what will happen In the future, those websites will be replaced by APIs and MCPs.
So they will be replaced with a website readable by machines, not by humans.
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