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CAPTCHA was built to keep bots out. But what happens when we actually want AI agents on the internet?

I've been thinking about how the internet might change as AI agents become more autonomous. Back then, we built CAPTCHA to distinguish humans from bots and prevent automated abuse. It became a common part of the web. But now we're moving toward a world where AI agents can browse websites, use tools…

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  1. 2026-10-09 03:41 · r/AI_Agents
    CAPTCHA was built to keep bots out. But what happens when we actually want AI agents on the internet?

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