The Goldman Sachs Global Institute analyzes the profound transformation of our physical and digital environment to adapt it to artificial intelligence. Approximately 22% of land in cities with over one million inhabitants is currently dedicated to parking, a figure that autonomous vehicles could significantly reduce by eliminating driver parking needs. Walmart is already restructuring its stores by integrating openings for Zipline delivery drones, symbolizing a commercial architecture in the process of conversion. On the software front, the emergence of ‘headless software’, platforms optimized for AI agents via APIs rather than elegant visual interfaces, challenges the classical SaaS application model. This evolution implies a repositioning of software systems, transitioning from final destinations to mere steps in agent workflows.
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