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Cloudflare just launched a permanent ID tool and wallet for AI shopping

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Cloudflare just launched a permanent ID tool and wallet for AI shopping

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The field of agentic commerce —a term that describes the use of bots for online buying and selling—is evolving fast. The latest example came Tuesday when cloud computing firm Cloudflare announced a service that will equip your AI agent to go shopping. That service comes in the form of an identity tool, known as cloudflare.id, that will let merchants confirm that an agent is acting on your behalf, and that is paired with a wallet that can hold funds for your agent to spend.
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Circle bought 1,000 IBM blockchain patents. Nothing good can come of that

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Patents, in the popular imagination, conjure up images of geniuses, scientific marvels, and inevitably, the word “innovation.” And so it was this week when Circle announced it had purchased nearly 1,000 patents from fading tech giant IBM. The stablecoin firm hailed IBM as a “pioneer in technological innovation” and claimed its new bag of IP would “advance the infrastructure that powers global, internet-native finance.” Is that so?
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