The search results provided for this weekly update do not contain substantive reporting on accessibility and inclusion issues related to agentic AI systems.

While the sources discuss significant developments in agentic AI—including multi-agent architectures, autonomous shopping systems, governance frameworks, and rapid deployment across commerce platforms—none of the articles specifically address how these technologies serve or impact people with disabilities, accessibility features, inclusive design practices, or broader equity and inclusion considerations.

The articles focus on technical capabilities, business implications, regulatory responses, and market competition. For example, reporting covers Google's partnership with Sea Ltd for e-commerce AI agents, xAI's Grok 4.2 multi-agent system, OpenAI's personal AI agent strategy, and governance frameworks for autonomous systems. However, these accounts do not examine whether these agentic systems include accessibility features like screen reader compatibility, voice control options, simplified interfaces for cognitive accessibility, or whether they adequately serve users with different abilities.

To provide the accessibility and inclusion-focused news digest you requested, sources would need to specifically address topics such as: how agentic AI systems accommodate users with visual, hearing, mobility, or cognitive disabilities; whether autonomous agents can serve as accessibility aids; how inclusive design principles are being applied to new agentic platforms; or analysis of whether marginalized communities have equitable access to these emerging technologies.

The current search results emphasize business adoption, technical advancement, and regulatory frameworks, but lack the accessibility and inclusion perspective necessary for your requested digest.