Have you bought something with an AI Agent? Specifically Wizard AI?
Summary
The article discusses user experiences with Wizard AI, an AI shopping agent, highlighting its broad category coverage and the importance of specific prompts. It raises concerns about the safety of the checkout process and asks if others have successfully completed purchases through the platform.
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