X user Wordgrammer argues that the internet is collapsing because social and video content is 100% sandboxable, with users consuming in fragmented states. He compares the current AI hype to the 1995 misconception that everyone would have a personal website. While everyone will use agents, less than 1% will use coding agents. Consumer and enterprise agents must achieve zero-failure sandboxes to prevent accidental actions; better models alone are insufficient, requiring a rethink of abstractions.
In a post on X, user Wordgrammer said the internet is breaking down because social and video content can be sandboxed 100%, and people would rather use those features while drunk, lying in bed, on the toilet, or when 99% of their brain is busy elsewhere.
Wordgrammer said the current AI debate feels a lot like the bad 1995 call that "everyone would have a website" — because no, not everyone is going to make personal software or mobile apps. Everyone will use agents, he said, but fewer than 1% will use coding agents, the same way everyone has a social profile while fewer than 1% have a personal website.
For consumer and enterprise agents, Wordgrammer said they need a foolproof sandbox with a 0% failure rate. No accidental shopping. No stray messages. No leaking information. And in his view, better models by themselves will not get us there; the abstractions have to be rethought.
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