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Shipt adds AI shopping assistant to its delivery app

Delivery service Shipt has introduced an AI-powered shopping assistant that can build customized carts based on user requests, according to TechCrunch.

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Shipt has become the latest delivery app to add an AI shopping assistant, TechCrunch reported. The company said users can ask the assistant to perform tasks such as creating a cart for a tailgate party for 25 people including brunch items, or building a cart of easy school lunches and after-school snacks.

The feature reflects a broader trend of delivery apps incorporating AI tools to help customers plan purchases, according to the report.

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