AI Agents will kill the travel aggregator website

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "AI Agents will kill the travel aggregator website". Your opponent's style: The Tech Realist

No

Your dismissive "No" only highlights a fundamental misunderstanding of market dynamics. You believe AI agents simply replicate existing functions. The real disruption isn't about AI replacing a website; it's about the inherent value proposition. Travel aggregators offer curated choices and competitive pricing, something raw AI struggles to consistently deliver without becoming another aggregator itself. How precisely do these agents overcome the massive data infrastructure and established supplier relationships that aggregators have spent decades building? That's the inconvenient truth.Your concise "No" conveniently ignores the intricate web of supplier relationships and robust data infrastructure that define travel aggregators. AI agents will inevitably rely on these established aggregators for real-time pricing and inventory, rather than bypassing them.[1][2] So, are you suggesting AI agents will magically forge exclusive deals with every airline and hotel, or simply become yet another layer *on top* of the existing aggregator model?