Retailers are rushing to build AI apps. It’s unclear if shoppers will use them

Retailers and brands are quickly launching shopping apps within ChatGPT and Claude. But whether or not shoppers will embrace them at a rapid pace remains to be seen. In October, OpenAI launched ChatGPT apps, where users can connect apps like Expedia, Spotify or Zillow. Once adding the apps, customers can ask the chatbot questions about planning a trip or crafting a playlist, for example. They’ll then get information about such products and services from those brands. This month, Claude introduced its version of apps called “connectors” for consumer use, after previously supporting work-related apps such as Microsoft Teams, Outlook and OneDrive. It now can tap into Uber, TripAdvisor and Instacart, among others.

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