I really like this analysis. But what about companies allowing agents to interact natively (via API or similar) getting more of the agents inbound since agents are more optimised to go there? If people want to use agents it will cause a lot of lost revenue for companies not allowing agents to interact natively.
One possibility is total cooperation on the basic needs (free for all) and a "capitalistic" system on the luxury needs. See https://lorenzopieri.com/post_scarcity/
The previous poster is gwern... Regardless, peer review does not mean that the arguments of the paper are correct (and viceversa), as gwern just shown.
I have worked on the black hole info paradox too, and this to me looks more a rant than anything.
The solution to the information paradox is expected to improve our understanding of the horizon structure, if any, and this should give us predictions detectable as gravitational waves. And we just detected the first gravitational waves! What a time to be alive :)