Adam SandCEO of Roofing Business Partner

The Future of Online Shopping #shorts

23 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Adam Sand draws a parallel between early consumer distrust of credit‑card transactions and today’s skepticism toward AI‑driven purchasing. He cites a recent report claiming that 57 % of all website traffic now originates from AI agents, arguing that consumers will increasingly shop through conversational assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or the Google app rather than directly on sites. Sand also references Apple’s latest event, which emphasized trust and safety, noting that beneath the kid‑focused announcements lies a push toward "agentic commerce"—the integration of AI agents into the buying journey.

When we had credit cards going into computers, people didn't trust it. People don't trust AI agents to buy yet. Yesterday it was reported that 57% of all website traffic is agents now. So the consumers are not going to block AI slop. They're going to shop through their ChatGPT, through their Claude, through their Gemini, through their Google app. And Apple's recent event is all about trust and safety. And buried under all the stuff for kids is the stuff about agentic commerce.