The first hard regulatory question about agentic commerce isn't AI safety. It's chargebacks. Tell an agent "book a flight under $400" and it books one for $389 — you authorised a description, not a purchase. New York's acting superintendent of financial services said the quiet part at the NY Fed: "The idea that a transaction can self-execute is a little jarring to a regulator."

We cover the three ways agents break existing consumer protection, Robinhood's blunt position that the customer bears the risk, and the four patterns worth building before the rules arrive.

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