I'm calling this the Singular Interface Experience (SIE). It’s not a future scenario—it’s happening now. While most people are still accessing services through browsers, that’s quickly changing. AI agents are starting to handle those interactions instead. They don’t visit your homepage. They don’t care how slick your navigation is. They go straight to your systems and ask: Can I get the data I need? Can I complete this task? Can I act on behalf of the user?

If you run a web-based business or you create digital advertising, I'm thinking that you have 12 months to adapt. You need to build for AI-to-AI interaction. That means exposing your services through APIs that large language models can read, query, and transact with directly. Not doing so means risking invisibility in this new layer of the internet.

This isn’t just a technical challenge. It’s a business one. If your competitors become LLM-readable before you, they will capture the first wave of delegated intent—before the user ever reaches a screen.

I'm thinking of this as the Singular Interface Experience (SIE)—a paradigm where users engage through a unified, intelligent interface that replaces traditional app and web-based interactions. At first we'll interface through our web browsers but later through our phone, gadgets ands IOT devices. This interface will be omnipresent, intuitive, and action-capable.