Bridget McCormack

I'm not convinced that that was perfect.

So I do think there's opportunity.

I'm an optimist.

I think there's opportunity to build a better system.

But you're right.

I mean, there are going to be ways in which some of this moves faster than the rest of us and we're not ready for it.

I mean, one other thing that I spend a lot of time thinking about is how many B2B contracts are going to be negotiated and executed by agents.

Like Walmart is doing some significant number, has agents negotiating and executing a significant number of their contracts.

In a B2B agentic commerce world, and so you probably read these estimates as much as I do, and maybe some people say that by the end of 2027, as many as 40% of contracts might be negotiated and executed agent to agent.

Sometimes agents will make mistakes, right?

Like, I mean, as good as they are, they will make mistakes.

What's the dispute resolution process there?

And is it just, is it a on-chain process that, you know, maybe it's better?

Like it's an upstream automated dispute resolution process.

I'd like to be in the conversations to figure that out because you need that somewhere, right?

Your agentic commerce is only as good as your process for fixing it when it breaks.

But nobody's talking to me about that.

I want them to.

So, yeah, a lot to do yet.

Yeah, so much fun.