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The fundamental difference between agentic commerce and traditional e-commerce recommendation systems lies in where decision-making authority rests: traditional recommendation algorithms only influence what users see, while the final click and purchase are still completed by humans; in agentic commerce, users delegate preferences, budgets and constraints to an agent, and the agent directly executes transactions within the authorized scope.
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