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in chat commerce
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In chat commerce refers to the integration of conversational AI assistants with transactional capabilities, allowing users to discover, compare, and purchase products without leaving the chat interface. On WindowsForum.com, discussions focus on Microsoft Copilot Checkout, which enables in-chat purchases through partnerships with PayPal, and the security implications of this shift, including data exposure risks from consumer LLMs and novel exfiltration techniques like Reprompt targeting Copilot. Topics cover enterprise security, agentic commerce, and the evolution of AI assistants from recommendation engines to full transactional endpoints.
A single click on a seemingly harmless Copilot link, a steady stream of employees pasting sensitive text into public chatbots, and consumer AI apps moving from conversation to commerce — together these developments expose a brittle set of trust boundaries in today’s generative-AI ecosystems and...
Microsoft’s move to make Copilot a native checkout surface — with PayPal supplying catalog sync, branded in-chat checkout, guest payments and card acceptance — marks a decisive shift: conversational assistants are no longer limited to recommendations, they are becoming transactional endpoints...
PayPal and Microsoft have quietly collapsed discovery, decision and payment into a single conversational lane: Copilot Checkout lets U.S. shoppers find products, open a branded in‑chat checkout, and complete payment without leaving the Copilot interface — with PayPal powering inventory...
Microsoft has pushed Copilot from a productivity and search assistant into a full transactional surface: shoppers in the U.S. can now discover, compare and complete purchases inside Copilot with the launch of Copilot Checkout, while merchants get new Brand Agents and Copilot Studio templates to...