(Image credit: Shutterstock) For nearly two decades, the iPhone experience has revolved around apps. The advertisements declaring "there's an app for that" are still a core memory for me as a new iPhone user years ago. According to a new report from The Information though, Apple is quietly exploring ways to bring AI agents into the App Store, and this could signal the biggest shift to the iPhone ecosystem since the App Store launched back in 2008. At first glance, even I did a double take at what seems like a very technical idea of “AI agents” coming to the App Store. But the idea is simple that Apple might be preparing for a future where rather than opening apps, AI does it for you. AGI inside the app store (Image credit: Pixabay) According to the report, Apple has discussed how autonomous AI software could operate inside its ecosystem, potentially allowing AI-powered services to complete tasks across apps and services on behalf of users. That changes everything about how the iPhone currently works.…