According to experts, available methods of protection against such attacks may include systems that analyze traffic in real-time and identify statistical anomalies. Additional research into bot behavior will help reduce risks threatening both the platforms themselves and the users.
The new era, according to specialists, implies closer interaction between humans and artificial intelligence. This interaction occurs through voice and text commands. Changes are observed in both software solutions developed in China and hardware devices created in Silicon Valley.
Changes are also seen in the tactics of technology dissemination. For example, app stores are transforming into platforms for "agent commerce." Users no longer download applications but "hire" skills, delegating tasks to agents, as in the case of booking tasks that can be performed by agents like Expedia.
Major Chinese tech companies such as Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance are actively implementing the concept of "agent commerce." In the United States, Apple and OpenAI are developing hardware focused on voice control. According to journalists, such technologies may become similar to pets that can be managed.
