@FinanceYF5: Over Half of Users on Silicon Valley's Agent Infrastructure Aren't Human Anymore — What Does That Change? More than half of Cloudflare's traffic isn't human, 60% of Vercel's deployments are pushed by agents, and 70-90% of new databases on Supabase, Databricks, and TiDB are created by agents. But the ones paying are still…

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Over half the users on Silicon Valley's infrastructure platforms are now AI agents: more than 60% of Cloudflare traffic is non-human, 60% of Vercel deployments are pushed by agents, and 70-90% of new databases on Supabase, Databricks, and TiDB are created by agents — but humans still hold the purse strings.

Over Half of Users on Silicon Valley's Agent Infrastructure Aren't Human Anymore — What Does That Change? More than half of Cloudflare's traffic isn't human, 60% of Vercel's deployments are pushed by agents, and 70-90% of new databases on Supabase, Databricks, and TiDB are created by agents. But the ones paying are still human — Stripe defaults to a $100/month cap per account, Google projects have spending caps; the kill switches remain on the human side. (Voiceover and animation generated by AI) https://t.co/c1Q3ysMfpF
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50% of Users on Silicon Valley’s Agent Infrastructure Are No Longer Human — What Changes Does That Bring?

More than half of Cloudflare’s traffic isn’t human anymore. Sixty percent of Vercel deployments are triggered by agents. And between 70% and 90% of new databases on Supabase, Databricks, and TiDB are created by agents. But the ones paying are still human — Stripe defaults to a $100/month cap per company, and Google Projects has spending limits. The gatekeepers are on the human side.

(Voiceover and animation generated by AI) https://t.co/c1Q3ysMfpF

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