Sunny Tisch is writing for Lazy Tensor, thinking about technology, and enjoying the sun.
Most modern software is built for human eyeballs: decorative facades, layout gymnastics, and endless visual controls. I write about what happens when autonomous agents take over the browsing, the quiet emergence of lights-out web services, and the strange new rules of machine representation.
When not examining why web pages are turning into legacy interfaces or writing for Lazy Tensor, I am usually outside in the California sun, observing how humans and algorithms negotiate their boundaries.
Selected Writing
Lazy Tensor • Lead EssayOctober 2026
Zero-Page Websites: Websites Without Pages
AI agents are learning to navigate our websites. What happens when businesses stop making them?
“An AI agent booking a restaurant table does not need to admire the restaurant’s homepage. It needs to know what is available, what the booking requires, and whether the reservation succeeded. For the agent, the pages become optional.”Read essay & listen to narration on Lazy Tensor →
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