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Amazon Knows The Website Era Is Ending—Here’s Why!

Something unusual is happening on the internet. And if you blink, you might miss it. For nearly three decades, the web has worked in a simple loop. You search for something. A website appears. You click. Ads follow. Then you buy something. That system built the modern internet. Google thrived on it. Retailers relied on it. And companies like Amazon perfected it. But artificial intelligence is quietly breaking that loop. Instead of browsing websites, people increasingly ask AI assistants to do the work. The AI researches products, compares prices, and sometimes even completes purchases. The website becomes optional. That shift may sound subtle. It isn’t. Amazon’s recent legal fight with AI company Perplexity hints at a much bigger battle. It is not simply about data access or scraping rules. It is about who controls the next interface of the internet.