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If you feel like the American internet is getting a little less "human" lately, you're not imagining things—we are right at the tipping point.
According to real-time US web traffic tracking from Cloudflare Radar, human users in the United States are now clinging to a paper-thin majority. Human visitors account for 50.4% of all US HTTP requests, while automated bots follow right on their heels at 49.6%.
We are separated by less than a single percentage point from a US web where non-human code makes up the majority of all digital activity.
Source: Cloudflare data