Stripe Launches AI Wallet to Enable Agent Payments
Stripe has introduced Link, a digital wallet designed for AI agents to make secure payments on users’ behalf. The move reflects growing demand for agent-driven commerce.
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Stripe has introduced Link, a digital wallet designed for AI agents to make secure payments on users’ behalf. The move reflects growing demand for agent-driven commerce.
Google Photos is introducing an AI-powered wardrobe feature that organizes clothing from users’ photos. The tool aims to simplify outfit planning and styling.
Google is rolling out new AI-powered creative tools and a short video feed on Google TV. The update expands Gemini’s role in entertainment and content creation.
NXP Semiconductors shares jumped 26% after strong earnings driven by AI and automotive demand. The company highlighted rising data center infrastructure needs.
YouTube is testing an AI-powered search feature that delivers step-by-step answers using text and video. The tool aims to improve discovery for complex queries like travel and recipes.
Lovable launches AI app builder mobile app, enabling prompt-based coding while complying with Apple’s stricter App Store rules on dynamic code execution.
TON Tech has launched AI agents that can execute onchain transactions via Telegram, marking a shift toward autonomous financial tools. The move aims to boost blockchain adoption.
Google and Virgin Voyages are showcasing agentic AI in travel with new tools and an AI assistant. The effort highlights travel as a key proving ground for real-world AI use.
Elon Musk again criticized OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, citing past allegations and ongoing tensions. The remarks highlight continued friction within the AI industry.
Meta plans to cut about 8,000 jobs while ramping AI spending to $135 billion. The move reflects a broader shift toward AI-driven productivity.