@itsolelehmann: people don't understand how significant this is the traditional funnel is dying agents will soon - search for the best …

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The article argues that AI agents will replace traditional ecommerce funnels, enabling features like price comparison and automated checkout, with Google already building the necessary infrastructure through open protocols like Universal Commerce Protocol and Agent Payments Protocol.

people don't understand how significant this is the traditional funnel is dying agents will soon - search for the best pricing - track multiple shops and message you when they see a deal - add items to cart/check out for you all without you ever seeing a funnel without seeing an Ad without seeing any upsell without giving someone your email google is already shipping the infra for this RIGHT NOW every time the market fundamentals change that much, you get an insane opportunity window if you are a founder that's going all in on a new channel don't sleep on this
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people don’t understand how significant this is

the traditional funnel is dying

agents will soon

  • search for the best pricing
  • track multiple shops and message you when they see a deal
  • add items to cart/check out for you

all without you ever seeing a funnel

without seeing an Ad without seeing any upsell without giving someone your email

google is already shipping the infra for this RIGHT NOW

every time the market fundamentals change that much, you get an insane opportunity window if you are a founder that’s going all in on a new channel

don’t sleep on this

Google (@Google): We’re building a foundation for agentic commerce. Here’s how ⬇️

1️⃣ Universal Commerce Protocol, an open-source standard that allows all the key players to work together by giving agents and systems a common language.

2️⃣ Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), so your AI agent can

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