> it can price compare and then ask the user for confirmation Sure, but that's explicitly not what the Citrini article said. It said: "The part that should hav

> it can price compare and then ask the user for confirmation Sure, but that's explicitly not what the Citrini article said. It said: "The part that should have unsettled investors more than it did was that these agents didn’t wait to be asked. They ran in the background according to the user’s preferences. Commerce stopped being a series of discrete human decisions and became a continuous optimization process, running 24/7 on behalf of every connected consumer."