Agentic AI is moving from pilot to production. What does the stack need? Microsoft AI, Nous Research and OpenRouter weigh in, moderated by Greylock's @jerrychen at Ignite. Register:

Agentic commerce is when AI agents buy goods or services for people and businesses. Within approved limits, agents can pay for what a task needs and keep working without manual checkout. USDC supports programmable, 24/7 payments.

Agentic AI will impact the next evolution of the PC. Ketan Patel, @HP's President of Personal Systems, sizes the impact at nearly $6 trillion by 2028, with on-device AI models saving customers $1,000 to $2,000 per user, driving demand for premium PC's, and creating new software revenue opportunities. $HPQ

Agentic AI is here, now it’s time to regulate it appropriately. @nilminirubin spoke at the @CFTC Innovation Task Force’s Frontier Forum this week on the importance of global regulatory interoperability, noting that the U.S. is in a good position to set the bar.

Agentic commerce, simply put: you give an AI agent a goal, and it handles the discovery, comparison and checkout for you. Right now a human usually confirms the last step. That won't always be the case, and the rails underneath need to be ready.

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Agentic payments advanced across B2B invoices, merchant checkout and identity verification at and around Money20/20 USA. Here are seven developments worth catching up on: 1️⃣ Visa, BILL and Billtrust launched a live pilot enabling authenticated AI agents to complete buyer-approved invoice payments through supplier portals, using tokenized credentials and buyer-defined controls. 2️⃣ Evervault launched Browser Tokens at Money20/20. Already live for customers, the product lets agents complete purchases and account logins using short-lived tokens, keeping raw card details and passwords out of the agent. 3️⃣ Proof and Circle announced a joint Money20/20 demo combining verified identity and signed purchase approval over x401 with USDC payments over x402 from a Circle Agent Wallet. 4️⃣ Skyfire and Forter expanded their partnership to bring Know Your Agent identity data into checkout fraud decisions. The integration helps merchants distinguish authorized shopping agents from malicious automation, with Jomashop as a named pilot. 5️⃣ World unveiled World ID for banking and finance onstage at Money20/20. The suite includes tools for people to delegate identity proofs to agents, with the underlying AgentKit developer tools currently in beta. 6️⃣ Ahead of the conference, American Express published its Intent Intelligence framework on October 13. It captures and authenticates customer purchase intent before an agent transacts, making that intent available to issuers and carrying it through the payment lifecycle. 7️⃣ Separately, at Cloudflare Connect on October 20, Mastercard opened Agent Pay for Machines Early Access. Built on x402, it lets developers test agent payments for digital services within approved budgets and permissions, using signed payment vouchers. Together, these developments point to a clear priority for the agent economy: verifiable identity, explicit authorization and controls that stay with every payment. 🪁