Airbnb Adds AI-Powered Search and New Social Features
Airbnb is rolling out AI search tools and social features, alongside new services including meal delivery and laundry in select locations.
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Airbnb has introduced AI-powered search capabilities along with new social features for its platform, according to TechCrunch.
The company is also launching additional services in select locations, including meal delivery and laundry, as part of the broader update, per the report.
The additions reflect Airbnb's continued push to expand beyond its original home-sharing model into a wider range of travel and lifestyle services.
TechCrunch's report did not specify which markets will first receive the meal delivery and laundry services, or provide a full timeline for the AI search rollout, in the material available for this summary.
The update comes as travel platforms across the industry increasingly incorporate AI tools aimed at helping users find and personalize their bookings.
Additional details on the new features and their availability are included in TechCrunch's full report.
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- Airbnb adds AI search, more social features — TechCrunch
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