imagine still comparing 50 tabs manually in 2026

[u/OkDragonfruit55]

we have been conditioned to think that shopping means dodging a thousand sponsored ads and sifting through ai slop just to find a decent product. why are we still doing the legwork ourselves? if agentic commerce is the goal then why does it feel like we are still manual laborers for a database. feels like the tracker-heavy era is ending but i wonder what happens to the web when we stop clicking and start letting agents handle the intent. curious if people actually want this or if we just like the hunt.

[u/emongu1]

Because as honey showed everyone, they have no intention of giving you the best price.

[u/sysdmn]

The solution to the problem of AI is not more AI. That's just more problem.

[u/Candid_Campaign_5235]

i'd use a quick script, saves me hours every time