Autonomous agents can already book travel, renew subscriptions, and haggle with vendors, often securing terms a person would miss. Yet delegating pricing authority to software shifts accountability: when an agent overpays, colludes tacitly with another bot, or locks in a bad contract, who bears the cost and the blame? Efficiency gains are real, but so is the loss of a human pause before commitment. The question is whether speed is worth surrendering the final yes.