[moegevirtz]

What strikes me is the game-theoretical outcomes. As automating digital actions becomes more common and more convincing, the value of errors and "authenticity" goes up.

I don't see how these agents can generate income. They are cost centers. Perhaps, useful, as sifting through the increasing volume of "content" becomes useful. But doing so sets of an arms race. These always lead to rupture and a new equilibrium.