Salesforce built an AI concierge for Davos. Named her EVA. She coordinated 3,000 of the most powerful people on the planet—heads of state, CEOs, the kind of people who have people. EVA scheduled meetings. Generated her briefings. Managed the chaos of the world's most overbooked conference in real time. She worked. And she can't buy a coffee. No wallet. No bank account. No way to pay for anything. The AI that just ran Davos is financially helpless. This isn't a Salesforce problem. This is the problem. We're building agents that can think, plan, negotiate, and execute. We're handing them the keys to our calendars, our inboxes, our decisions. But we forgot to give them money. Now there's a race, mostly invisible, rarely discussed at panels, to fix that. The gap nobody's talking about The AI agent market is exploding. Valued at $7.38 billion in 2025, nearly double what it was two years ago. 85% of organizations have already integrated AI agents into at least one...