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Anthropic Built the Shopping Brain but Left the Wallet to Visa & Mastercard

Anthropic recently made a major move into the future of retail by releasing two open-source, Apache 2.0-licensed Claude commerce agent blueprints. Designed to help businesses deploy enterprise-grade AI commerce agents in mere days, these frameworks are split into two core functionalities.

The Shopper Agent integrates directly with a merchant’s catalog, cart, and order history. It is capable of handling complex product searches, delivering hyper-personalized recommendations, answering customer service inquiries, and building a user’s shopping cart dynamically within a single chat window.

The Merchant Agent focuses entirely on back-office store operations. It supports retailers by analyzing real-time sales performance, tracking inventory levels, and recommending dynamic pricing strategies based on sales history.

Anthropic’s open-source blueprints mark a strategic shift toward a neutral intelligence layer that supports secure enterprise adoption and merchant data ownership. While agentic commerce offers hyper-personalized convenience for consumers, its long-term success relies on balancing algorithmic efficiency with data privacy...

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The Top New Features in Apple’s iOS 27 and iPadOS 27

Apple's latest iPhone and iPad software—iOS 27 and iPadOS 27—is here. While this release won’t make as big of a splash as Apple’s big Liquid Glass redesign in the prior version, there's still plenty here that could change how you use your

Redditor finds RTX 3070 graphics cards worth $5,000 in abandoned crypto mining rigs

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. TL;DR: A Redditor claims to have discovered two abandoned crypto mining rigs in a basement containing several valuable components, including a dozen RTX 3070 graphics cards, two 4GB DDR4 memory modules, and a

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'Whoever wins AI, wins!' Trump warns 'traitors and leakers' to 'beware' and claims the 'conspiracy' against AI and data centers will only benefit China

AI companies are now aligned: there is a non-zero chance that AI could somehow end humanity. It's not a probable future, but there's enough uncertainty that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, among others, agree that some slowdown and oversight in AI development

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The internet of (compromised) things: securing IoT when you can’t trust (any) “thing”

A few years ago, I was at an industry conference attending a cybersecurity session when the presenter referred to the Internet of Things as the Internet of (Compromised) Things. The audience laughed. But, like all good humor, it was funny because it was true. The Internet of Things has transformed

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The Top New Features in Apple’s iOS 27 and iPadOS 27

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The internet of (compromised) things: securing IoT when you can’t trust (any) “thing”