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Crypto

Coinbase, AWS support publishers charging content fees via AI agents

Coinbase is working with Amazon Web Services to help publishers charge AI agents for content through the x402 agent payment protocol. The collaboration targets publishers using AWS CloudFront and its web application firewall. Publishers can enable the feature within existing AWS settings without separate accounts, invoices or API keys. AI agents pay in USDC on the Base network, with Coinbase’s x402 facilitator verifying payment on blockchain before content is delivered.

Finance

Cucon joins global Agentic AI Foundation to expand payments and data business

Cucon will take part in global discussions on standardising AI agents by joining the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) as a silver member, it said. AAIF is a Linux Foundation consortium with more than 180 participating companies including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Circle, Tron and Stripe. Cucon plans to join working groups on AI agent payments and MCP-based data, and to expand global payments, stablecoin and AI-based data businesses.

AI & Enterprise

Linux Foundation unveils DNS-AID to build DNS for AI agents

The Linux Foundation has unveiled DNS-AID, an open-source project designed to let AI agents discover and communicate with each other in a standardised way. Techzine reported that the project implements AI agent discovery on the internet’s domain name system (DNS) and supports registering and discovering AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through DNS. The foundation said current approaches rely on central registries or fixed URLs, limiting cross-platform interoperability.