A new dedicated model powers ChatGPT's shopping research feature. (OpenAI) With Black Friday around the corner, OpenAI is upgrading ChatGPT's shopping capabilities just in time to make spending your ...

New tools and features from retailers and tech companies use artificial intelligence to help people find gifts and make decisions about their shopping lists. Credit...Janet Mac Supported by By ...

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Perplexity is rolling out a new shopping feature to make buying things through its AI assistant easier and more personalized. The company's new feature is free for all Perplexity users in the US and ...

With holiday shopping on the horizon, OpenAI and Perplexity both announced AI shopping features this week, which integrate into their existing chatbots to help users research potential purchases. The ...

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The average online shopper in the U.S. spends over $5,300 annually, according to a study by Insider Intelligence, so if you're not using the right credit card for your purchases, you're potentially ...

OpenAI released a shopping research feature in ChatGPT. The experience helps you find products and deals. It is rolling out on mobile and web for all logged-in ChatGPT users. The holiday season is ...

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