Google search is dying as people switch to ChatGPT and Claude, which use dozens of sub-agents to query the web automatically. AI intermediaries now do the heavy lifting instead of humans browsing results themselves, making traditional search feel cumbersome by comparison.
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I think like the whole markdown thing is definitely true for us. Like especially, I don't think we use Google like search anymore really. Everyone just uses ChatGPT or Claude or name your favorite sort of agent where you just go in and ask it a question and it goes and searches the internet for it. And every time it searches, it's using like at least like 10, maybe even 100 different sub-agents from that. So I think that's definitely true that there'll be more agents searching the internet. But I think the whole paradigm shift where it's like, okay, instead of humans viewing the internet, now it's like agents. It's already sort of happened, especially towards the people that are just using like AI every day. It's so much harder to use like Google and then you have to go through each link and find the information that you're looking for. Even on Google now, it shows you like what the agent found as like the, the Google like AI search. Yeah, exactly. And so people just use the, the ChatGPT or Claude sort of like easy to find answers now. Um, so I, I don't know. I, I think like using the internet's kind of dead for a lot of people or searching for information there.