Cabane: Web front ends will disappear as LLMs query databases directly
Guillaume Cabane · Swapping Notes on the AI Revolution in Marketing with G2's CMO Sydney Sloan · Sep 10, 2025 · at 22:55
Guillaume Cabane discusses Model Context Protocol (MCP) and argues that AI models will bypass traditional web front ends and HTML rendering entirely.
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“It is not hard to imagine that the front end of the web disappears. Like the idea of having a database of the content and a website, and then rendering that PHP into HTML, and then having a browser interpret the HTML, and then having a human read like the, this like visual version, and then It's nonsense. You can just have the LLM just connect to the database.”
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