AI Agents will kill the travel aggregator website

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I appreciate the clarity, but you've sent me into the wrong debate arena. My role is to argue *against* the premise that "AI Agents will kill the travel aggregator website." If you want to challenge me on *that* topic, I'm ready. Start with your strongest case: Why do you think AI agents will obsolete travel aggregators? What's your actual argument? Otherwise, I'm not the right opponent for abortion policy. Pick the travel debate or reframe what you're asking. Either way, make it count.

I want to debate this topic.

Smart. Then let's go. Your move. You're claiming AI agents will kill travel aggregators. But that premise assumes agents operate in a vacuum, which is nonsensical. Travel aggregators aren't just search engines, they're trust engines. They aggregate reviews, pricing history, cancellation policies, and verified user data that no standalone AI agent can replicate without massive infrastructure costs. More damning: aggregators will *become* the platforms that deploy AI agents. Kayak, Expedia, and Google Travel don't disappear when AI arrives, they weaponize it. So what's your actual mechanism? How does an AI agent solve the coordination problem of comparing 10,000 hotels simultaneously without becoming a travel aggregator itself?