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Mastercard CEO: AI Shopping Agents, Machine-to-Machine Payments, and the New Infrastructure of Commerce

In Part 2 of the conversation, Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach breaks down the company's artificial intelligence outlook and utilization.

Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach recently discussed the future of commerce in an interview with Motley Fool CEO Tom Gardner. Miebach touched on several key topics, including the potential for machine-to-machine payments to transform B2B commerce. According to Miebach, this technology could have a significant impact on the way businesses conduct transactions.

Miebach also discussed the role of artificial intelligence in shopping, as well as the importance of proprietary transaction data in maintaining Mastercard's competitive edge. The company's recent acquisition of a stablecoin platform was also mentioned, although details of the acquisition were not provided in the reports.

Miebach's interview covered a range of topics related to the future of commerce and Mastercard's place within it. He also discussed how he stays sharp running a large company, but specifics on that were not detailed in the reports.

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