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On Aug. 4, the Ninth Circuit vacated a federal judge's order blocking Perplexity's Comet browser agent from ordering on Amazon. The court ruled the user accesses Amazon's computers, not the agent. This decision affects shoppers, workers, and voters regarding agentic commerce value distribution. The underlying case continues as companies fight control over agent visibility and pricing terms.
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