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Walmart unveiled plans to expand its use of artificial intelligence and drones to improve customers' shopping experiences. The retail giant is expanding its drone delivery service to an additional 1.8 million households in Dallas-Fort Worth and introducing several AI-driven initiatives. The initiatives include a generative AI-powered search tool for iOS, an "InHome Replenishment" service to automate grocery restocking and a virtual platform for outfit creation.
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00:00 It's Benzinga and here's what's on the block.
00:02 Walmart unveiled plans to expand its use of artificial intelligence and drones to improve
00:06 customers' shopping experiences. The retail giant is expanding its drone delivery service to an
00:11 additional 1.8 million households in Dallas-Fort Worth and introducing several AI-driven initiatives.
00:16 The initiatives include a generative AI-powered search tool for iOS, an in-home replenishment
00:20 service to automate grocery restocking, and a virtual platform for outfit creation.
00:25 Sam's Club, owned by Walmart, is enhancing the checkout experience with camera technology
00:29 that verifies purchases bypassing the need for receipt checks, a feature currently in
00:33 place in 10 clubs, but plans for further growth. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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