This week's news about AI agents did not have many stories focused on accessibility and inclusion. However, one important message came out: companies building AI tools should make sure their tools work for everyone. This means using multiple languages, making technology easy for all people to use, and thinking about different needs from the start. AI agents are new computer helpers that can do tasks on their own. As these helpers become more common in businesses around the world, it's important that they are built in ways that help people, not hurt them. Some companies are starting to pay attention to this. For example, AI tools are being created to help professionals do their jobs better and faster. These tools are being designed to work with trusted information and clear explanations. When AI agents can be trusted and understood by the people using them, more people can benefit from them. The week showed that big technology companies are racing to build better AI agent systems. As they do this, making sure everyone can use these tools fairly and safely is becoming more important.