Project Deal had Claude agents handle buying/selling for 69 employees, closed $4k in deals. Opus agents got $3.64 more per item than Haiku, but users didn’t notice. 46% said they’d pay for the service. Here’s the kicker: Anthropic admitted there are zero legal frameworks for agent commerce. If an agent buys a $1000 laptop for $1200, you have no recourse. The user is liable, the AI company isn’t. This isn’t a breakthrough, it’s a stunt. Agentic commerce won’t go mainstream until liability rules are written. Until then, it’s a toy for tech demos. Who’s actually going to trust an AI agent with their credit card right now? submitted by /u/pretendingMadhav
Originally posted by u/pretendingMadhav on r/ArtificialInteligence
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