The AI grocery cart makes the basket bigger
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The AI grocery cart makes the basket bigger
Shipt and Instacart both launched AI assistants that build a grocery cart from a prompt or a photo on 9 September. Instacart said orders placed through its assistant contain more items than a typical order and exceed its $115 average basket, while Shipt’s announcement gives no equivalent figure and frames the product as relief from […] This story continues at The Next Web
Instacart launched Clementine, an artificial intelligence assistant who transforms conversations, recipes and shopping lists into ready-to-buy carts. According to the announcement, the tool operates in the United States and Canada, and seeks that the platform not only delivers food, but also becomes the starting point for deciding what to eat, how much to spend, and what products to buy.
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