Apple Weighs AI Agents Amid Nearly $50 Billion in App Store Commissions
Apple is assessing how to accommodate AI agents in the App Store after The Information reported that the marketplace generated nearly $50 billion in commissions last year and that the software could test the rules underpinning that business. The company is looking for ways to embrace agents without letting them operate unchecked, the report said.
The update builds on an earlier The Information report that Apple had held internal discussions about bringing AI agents into the App Store, underscoring the challenge of opening the marketplace to a new class of software without disrupting its existing commission model.
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@stockmktnewzApple $AAPL has had internal discussions about incorporating AI agents into the App Store - The Information
@polymarketmoney$AAPL exploring ways to bring AI agents into the App Store.
@financialjuiceApple explores ways to welcome AI agents in the app store - The Information $AAPL
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@9to5macApple is working to incorporate AI agents on the App Store, per report by @iryantldr
@theinformationApple’s App Store made nearly $50 billion in commissions last year, and AI agents could test the rules behind that business. Now, the company is looking for ways to embrace agents without letting them run wild. Full story: