Andrew Hill, co-founder of Recall, believes the next phase of the internet won’t be built on pages or apps, but on swarms of AI agents.

Essentially pieces of code that remember, reason, and make decisions on your behalf (and spend Bitcoin), agents will form the new interface layer: where identity, memory, and trust replace passwords, browsers, and brands.

In this conversation, we trace how agentic systems evolve from tools into collaborators, how they will coordinate between each other, negotiate access to our data, and rewire what “using the internet” even means. Hill argues that the next great challenge isn’t making AI smarter, but making it responsible, ensuring the web’s new memory layer remains transparent and human-aligned.

It’s a quiet revolution: the shift from search to delegation, from browsing to briefing, from information to action.

The agentic web is coming. This will help you get ready for what awaits. 

Please enjoy the show.

And share with your most curious friend.

Watch the show on the Thinking On Paper dedicated YouTube channel.

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TIMESTAMPS

(00:00) Disruptors & Curious Minds

(01:25) What Is An AI Agent?

(07:15) Emotional AI: Risks & Reality

(12:49) Language, Evolution & AI

(16:59) The Death Of Critical Thinking?

(20:05) How To Trust AI Agents

(24:27) Recall: Explained

(39:49) What Should Humans Be?

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