# Live Demos, Real Workflows: Inside the Fetch.ai Agentic Interop Summit

### Agentic Interop Summit at the Google campus in Mountain View

2025-12-17 2 min read Fetch.ai

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On Monday, December 8, Fetch.ai and Google Cloud hosted the **Agentic Interop Summit** at the Google campus in Mountain View, bringing together developers, enterprises, and AI enthusiasts to explore the next frontier of the agentic economy. The event highlighted how Gemini-driven agents, agent-to-agent (A2A) interoperability, and enterprise-grade capabilities are enabling builders to deploy real workflows at scale.

## Event Highlights

The evening opened with a keynote from **Jeremiah Owyang**, who explored the rise of AI-first culture and the emerging role of autonomous agents in orchestrating complex systems across software and robotics.

During a fireside chat, **Humayun Sheikh**, CEO and Founder of Fetch.ai, joined by **Samuel J. Cummings III**, Director of Education at Genai.works, discussed the three major barriers to agent adoption:

- Discoverability
- Interoperability
- Trust

They emphasized why agents must have verifiable identity, seamless communication, and the ability to transact. This foundational infrastructure is essential for scaling a reliable and accessible agent ecosystem.

**Peter Danenberg** from Google DeepMind presented Gemini 3 agentic capabilities, demonstrating how coordinating agents across frameworks and systems is the next frontier in AI. This was followed by a session on search and discovery of agents via Gemini 3 in Agentverse, showing how intent-driven agent interactions can unlock practical, real-world workflows.

## Live Demos Highlighting Power of Agentic AI

### Agent-to-Agent & Agent-to-Platform Interoperability

Demonstrated by Jordan Ellis and Attila Bagoly, Chief AI Officer at Fetch.ai.

### Agentic Payments

Where agents autonomously negotiated schedules, selected a restaurant, and completed a paid dinner reservation via OpenTable and Visa Intelligent Commerce. Presented by Craig DeWitt of Skyfire.

### Collaborative Agents Creating Short Film

A network of 29 collaborating agents generated a short film from a single natural language prompt in under five minutes—showcasing seamless orchestration with no human intervention.

“What made the Agentic Interop Summit powerful was seeing agentic AI move from theory to execution,” — Sana Wajid, Chief Development Officer at Fetch.ai. “From interoperable agents to real-world payments and orchestration, this was about proving that agents can already operate across systems, enterprises, and workflows in a way that’s scalable and trustworthy.”

Attendees left inspired by a vision of a future where autonomous agents handle tasks that were once impossible—reshaping how we work, coordinate, and create.

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