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On October 27, 2026, Peter Yang predicted that in the near future people will no longer personally read or perform any online operations, but will instead directly @ their own intelligent agents to complete them; he believes that @bot is an early signal of this trend. Later the same day, Larsen Cundric commented on Peter Yang's view, thereby proposing that "tag is the new tab," and asked rhetorically what things would be handed directly to @bot rather than opening a browser. Currently this discussion remains at the level of opinion, with no official response or product action yet.
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Larsen Cundric
Larsen Cundric: Tags Will Replace Browser Tabs
Larsen Cundric comments on Peter Yang's view—in the future, people will no longer personally go online to read or operate things, but will instead directly @ their own agents to do it for them; @bot is an early signal of this trend. From this he proposes that "a tag is the new tab," and asks in return: what is something you would hand directly to @bot instead of opening a browser?
Peter Yang
Peter Yang: In the future, going online will be handled by agents
Peter Yang predicts that in the near future, people will no longer read or perform any online operations themselves, but will instead directly @ their own agents to get things done; he believes that @bot is an early signal of this trend.
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