Recently, Walmart and Google announced an exciting collaboration at the National Retail Federation Show held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. In the future, consumers will be able to easily find and purchase products from Walmart and its Sam's Club stores using Google's AI assistant, Gemini. This innovation aims to meet the growing number of shoppers who rely on artificial intelligence, helping them save time and find inspiration for their shopping.

Although the CEOs John Furner and Sundar Pichai did not reveal specific launch dates or financial terms, Walmart stated that the service will first be launched in the United States, and then gradually expanded to global markets. Furner emphasized that Walmart is not merely passively adapting to changes, but rather wants to lead the way in this retail transformation. He mentioned that Walmart is working to shorten the distance between "wanting" and "owning" for consumers, achieving this goal through AI technology.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, said it was an honor to collaborate with Walmart, and the widespread use of artificial intelligence marks an important turning point in the retail industry. This partnership also reflects a shift in consumer shopping habits, with more shopping searches moving from Walmart's app or website to smart assistants. David Guggina, CEO of Walmart's e-commerce business in the United States, said that smart assistants will help consumers find the products they desire more easily.

Key Points:   

🛒 Walmart and Google Gemini have partnered, allowing consumers to shop more conveniently in the future.   

🌍 The service will first be launched in the United States, and then expanded to global markets.   

🤖 AI technology will change consumer shopping habits and drive transformation in the retail industry.