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<description>Assistants such as Muse, ChatGPT and Claude are taking on errands. We reviewed 132 listings in 13 everyday categories. Most were built for people, and sign-in, payment and checkout are where agents stall.</description>
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<title>Nobody reads the terms. We read 1,268.</title>
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<description>Quynh Tran-Thanh on the terms and privacy policies of 925 hosted agent tools. Who publishes none, which clauses turn up most, and why identity verification, payroll and banking data read worse than they should.</description>
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