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Meta starts testing its AI shopping assistant

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Meta is testing an AI shopping assistant that provides product suggestions and pricing information tailored to users' profiles on its desktop web interface in the US. This tool aims to compete with similar offerings from rivals like OpenAI and Google, highlighting the growing importance of AI-driven commerce tools for content creators who need to adapt to these new consumer engagement platforms.

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