Chatbot: Bricorama enters generative AI via the painting category

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With its new chatbot, Bricorama is opting for a pragmatic approach to painting projects. Based on two different versions of Chat GPT, it aims to enhance the average painting basket, in particular through the sale of complementary products.

An article by Sophie Baqué

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On November 28, the Bricorama D.I.Y. retailer, launched Paint, an AI-powered conversational agent, on its website to help customers with painting projects. As Large Langage Models, Bricorama is using OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 and 4 powered by Microsoft Azure.

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