Cloudflare reports that AI-generated web traffic has surpassed human traffic for the first time, with bots accounting for 57.4% of requests. CEO Matthew Prince highlighted the rapid growth of AI agents and discussed potential implications for the internet's business model, suggesting that charging bots for content access could benefit human users.
Our neutral summary
Cloudflare reports that AI-generated web traffic has surpassed human traffic for the first time, with bots accounting for 57.4% of requests. CEO Matthew Prince highlighted the rapid growth of AI agents and discussed potential implications for the internet's business model, suggesting that charging bots for content access could benefit human users.
The reporting belongs to nbcnews.com; we don't reproduce it.
No note attached
on this article.
BOTS OUTNUMBER PEOPLE ONLINE
AI Traffic Surpasses Human Traffic Online, According to Cloudflare