You Can Soon Use ChatGPT to Buy Products From the World’s Largest Retailer
Starting this fall, ChatGPT users can purchase products from Walmart directly within the app.
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Google’s Gemini can now help you schedule Google Calendar meetings
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Google Meet launches an AI-powered makeup feature
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Coco Robotics taps UCLA professor to lead new physical AI research lab
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You’ll soon be able to shop Walmart from ChatGPT
Walmart is partnering with OpenAI to let shoppers buy products directly through ChatGPT. The new integration will allow users to link their Walmart accounts, browse items ,and instantly check out — all within the chatbot.
OpenAI and Broadcom partner on AI hardware
OpenAI will purchase 10 gigawatts worth of AI accelerator hardware from semiconductor Broadcom.
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