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Whether you're someone who swears by their shopping list or an impulse buyer, apparently

there's an AI tool for that. Today's guest is a self-proclaimed shopping expert and technology

researcher who recently published an article in the Wall Street Journal about how AI has completely

transformed her shopping experience. I could look at my phone and see what I've written down like

some kind of animal, but now my AI just talks in my ear. I give it the list. It organizes it by aisle.

And then I can say, you know, okay, I'm in the dairy aisle now. Remind me what I wanted to get.

But are AI shopping assistance a little too good at helping you part with your money?

We'll talk to contributor Alexandra Samuel about how she trained ChatGPT to keep her shopping habit under control.

That's after the break.

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From comparing products to navigating store aisles, AI has become WSJ contributor Alexandra Samuel's favorite retail companion, letting her husband off the hook. She's even given her AI the power

to deliver some tough love when her shopping habits go too far. When she considered picking up

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