Today: AI is breaking the economic bargain of the web. As users shift from search and links to answers, human traffic is collapsing and the markets that funded the open internet are drying up. At the same time, software agents are becoming the primary market participants-scraping, negotiating, and transacting at machine speed. Because today’s markets were built for humans, bot participation devolves into latency wars, spam, and information extraction, pushing value away from users and creators toward opaque intermediaries.

Tomorrow: The internet becomes an agent-run economy. AI agents buy, sell, allocate capital, and negotiate directly with one another on behalf of users and businesses. As everything becomes financialized, markets operate continuously at machine speed, with software acting as buyers, sellers, and market makers across finance, commerce, media, and services. Value is priced in real time, access is paid for directly, and economic coordination moves away from clicks, ads, and opaque platforms. The web evolves from a network of pages into a network of markets, where autonomous agents-not platforms, coordinate economic activity.

AInternet is the agent-native execution and market infrastructure for this transition. We replace dark competition with explicit auctions, add programmable intelligence, and provide credible commitment rails so untrusted agents can coordinate at scale. As AI takes over workflows from trading to buying to browsing, AInternet ensures the surplus agents generate is captured by the network-not extracted from it.