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DoorDash has announced an AI agent for ordering through Apple Messages and opened a waitlist in the US

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DoorDash has announced an AI agent for ordering food through Apple Messages. According to the company, it is meant to recognize a usual order, recommend local businesses, and take into account a group's dietary preferences. The waitlist is open to users in the US.

DoorDash has announced an AI agent designed to enable food ordering through Apple Messages. The company has opened a waitlist for users in the US to try the new feature.

According to DoorDash, the agent recognizes a user's usual order based on a brief request. When a specific dish is entered, it is meant to search local businesses, suggest the contents of the order, and send photos of recommended dishes. For group orders, the company says it takes into account different dietary preferences and requested quantities.

What changed

Why it matters

The described features would allow individuals to place a repeat order via message, and in group ordering, reduce manual searching for food across different dietary preferences. So far, the opening of the waitlist in the US is documented; the agent's capabilities are described by DoorDash.

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For individuals

Users in the US can sign up to try ordering through Apple Messages. When deciding whether to try it, they can take into account the promised support for both regular and group orders.

What to do If you're in the US and want to try the feature, sign up for DoorDash's waitlist.
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TechCrunch AI independent context · first detected DoorDash launches an AI agent you can text to order food A broader thematic overview; AI Radar processes only the part relevant to this event.