AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI at work: Atlassian rolled out new “AI wallets” for employees as it pushes to become “AI-first,” while concerns grow about token-hungry agent use. Retail tech: PhonePe launched PulsePro, an enterprise intelligence platform using anonymised transaction data for near real-time consumer spending insights by district and postal code. Payments for AI agents: MoonPay debuted PayBox, a payment vault that lets Claude/ChatGPT-connected agents transact on the open internet with user approval. Consumer trust in AI shopping: A new report finds AI assistants are popular, but most shoppers still verify recommendations elsewhere—especially for higher-priced buys. Public-facing app failures: ScotRail apologized after a new ticketing app launch left hundreds unable to buy tickets, with users also reporting login and install issues. New consumer products/brands: Boots launched a £35 Korean-and-Japanese skincare box (9 items, £140 value). EV policy: Indonesia will prioritize incentives for domestically branded EVs, including 100,000 cars and 100,000 motorcycles this year. Energy infrastructure: Brookfield launched Lumara in India with ~$600M to speed solar, wind and battery storage projects by tackling PPA, grid and land delays.
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