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This Saturday morning, Google officially launches Gemini Spark, its new 24/7 autonomous AI agent, now available in the US for AI Ultra subscribers. Both ETV Bharat and PCMag Australia confirm Spark operates even when devices are off, automating tasks like searching for internships, drafting emails, or booking flights and hotels. It integrates deeply with Google Workspace, including Gmail and Calendar, and runs on the Gemini 3.5 AI model and Antigravity platform. Adobe's new report, highlighted by ContentGrip, reveals a widening gap between organizations' ambition for agentic AI and their readiness. While 61% prioritize personalized experiences, only 51% have the necessary infrastructure for large-scale agentic AI deployment, lagging behind generative AI readiness. The Futurum Group adds that 72% of enterprises are already piloting or deploying agentic AI, but 55% cite reliability and hallucination as top challenges, alongside privacy and security concerns. In other AI agent news, The Motley Fool reports Wall Street analysts now see Apple generating $15 billion to $30 billion in AI-related revenue by 2030, leveraging its massive two billion device user base. Robinhood's stock soared 28% with the launch of "Agentic AI Trading" and "Agentic Credit Card" products, allowing users to connect third-party AI agents for autonomous trading and purchases, as Simplywall.st details. Meanwhile, Sigenergy, confirmed by multiple Construction World reports and Solarbytes, has launched SigenAgent, an all-domain AI agent for renewable energy systems. This system manages solar-and-storage hardware based on user goals, incorporating factors like weather and electricity prices. Cognition AI's Devin coding agent, WinBuzzer reports, is nearing $492 million in annualized revenue, with Mercedes-Benz and Goldman Sachs among its users. VeChain's CEO, Sunny Lu, tells CryptoRank that blockchain is key to providing trust and verification for this emerging AI agent economy. This means AI agents are rapidly moving from abstract concepts to tangible tools impacting how we manage our digital lives, invest our money, and even power our homes, but with growing calls for robust governance and security.