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According to a TechCrunch AI report, Uber said that during its busiest week last quarter, only four people booked a ride using an AI agent. The report frames the figure as evidence that very few users have adopted AI agents for booking rides. The snippet provided does not include further details on which agents were involved or how the figure was measured. The headline indicates the company itself made the statement.
According to a TechCrunch AI report, Uber said that during its busiest week last quarter, only four people booked a ride using an AI agent. The report frames the figure as evidence that very few users have adopted AI agents for booking rides. The snippet provided does not include further details on which agents were involved or how the figure was measured. The headline indicates the company itself made the statement.
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During its busiest week last quarter, Uber said only four people booked a ride using an AI agent.
Companies building AI agents for consumer purchases should note that Uber's figure suggests current usage of such agents for ride booking is very low. Businesses weighing investment in agent-based ordering may want to see more adoption data before assuming strong demand. Watch for whether Uber or other ride-hailing firms publish further usage figures in later quarters.
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