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5 quotes from 2 episodes on Cheeky Pint and Founders Podcast, each with a timestamped link to the source.
Alexandr Wang states future commerce will rely on software taking independent action for users. Meta built its Muse product to let users fully assign purchases to AI agents across its base of 3.5 billion daily application visitors.
Consumer purchasing habits will shift toward automated software requests over time.
“In the long arc, you'd clearly expect that demand will shift from current avenues more and more towards agentic demand…”
From Mark Zuckerberg: AI Agents Will Hold Their Own Accounts
The technology sector widely assumed software engineering tools were the only relevant application for advanced AI.
“I think the conventional wisdom in the industry was that coding agents were the only form factor that mattered or maybe the only technology that mattered or only the only capability that mattered for advanced AI.”
People use the Muse product to hand over full control of shopping transactions to AI.
“Muse is one of the first products where people are fully delegating purchases to the agents.”
From Mark Zuckerberg: AI Agents Will Hold Their Own Accounts
Meta builds its AI products for 3.5 billion daily application visitors while drawing on its history of connecting friends and family.
“And then there's also the sort of like you can take the business lens which is Meta has distribution to three and a half billion people using the apps every day…”
“The heritage of Meta is connecting people with their friends and family…”
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