DoorDash has just rolled out a new AI social app called Zesty, and it's designed specifically

for discovering new restaurants. And to be honest, this is actually a concept that I absolutely

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All right, let's get back into what DoorDash is doing. So I think there's a couple interesting

things here. Beyond just being like a search app, you could imagine this is like, oh, go find

restaurants. They're kind of pitching this as a social app. So it's originally just going to be

available in San Francisco and New York. So it's kind of geolocated. And they're essentially branching out

beyond just doing food delivery. They're getting into more of a social and a discovery space.

I think the idea is to try to get rid of the need to read a bunch of different reviews or to look up different menus or even, you know, go on TikTok when you're looking for a new place to eat.

So once you open the app and sign in, you obviously do this with your DoorDash account.

And then you essentially can ask the chat bot for a personal recommendation based off of, you know, what you're looking for.

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