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OpenAI's ChatGPT now has a feature called Wallet that lets AI agents shop and check out on users' behalf, according to a TechCrunch AI report. The source says the feature is starting with a limited rollout to U.S. Pro subscribers. The snippet does not give details on pricing, payment methods, or supported merchants, so those points remain unclear.
OpenAI's ChatGPT now has a feature called Wallet that lets AI agents shop and check out on users' behalf, according to a TechCrunch AI report. The source says the feature is starting with a limited rollout to U.S. Pro subscribers. The snippet does not give details on pricing, payment methods, or supported merchants, so those points remain unclear.
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ChatGPT Wallet lets AI agents shop and check out on users' behalf, starting with a limited rollout to U.S. Pro subscribers.
Users on the Pro plan in the U.S. would be the first to test agent-driven purchases inside ChatGPT, which could change how they handle everyday buying. Businesses selling online may need to consider how AI agents interact with their checkout flows.
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