This AI Browser Is Building the Front End for the Dead Internet
THE SO WHAT
An AI-first browser that rewrites the web on the fly is a direct challenge to how publishers, SEOs, and brands think about “owning” user attention. If your funnel depends on users seeing your actual site, start planning for intermediated, summarized, and remixed surfaces as the default.
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