Skyfire AI will make purchases on your behalf

Artificial intelligence wants to do everything for humans, so why not let it buy things, too? That’s why Skyfire Systems developed an AI that lets you do that.

Skyfire partnered with various banking and online payment apps like PayPal so that it can make purchases on your behalf. 

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BusinessWire reports the company acquired $8.5 million in seed round funding. As a result, VentureBeat says Skyfire is on track to become the “Visa for AI.”

How does Skyfire AI work?

Modern artificial intelligence agents can do so many things like write your documents and edit your documents. Despite these advancements, tech companies want to make them do more, such as book flights.

“The problem is that AI agents don’t have identities, they don’t have bank accounts, and they can’t do those things because that identity and ability to have access to financial is basically not possible for them,” Skyfire co-founder and CEO Amir Sarhangi explained.

Craig DeWitt, co-founder and Head of Product at Skyfire, stated in a BusinessWire press release: 

“AI can’t truly change the world until it can transact freely. Agents need more than intelligence; they need the autonomy to complete economic tasks without human intervention. That’s the AI economy.”

That is why his tech company facilitates an AI-powered economy with these features: 

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