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Starbucks said the Green Dot Assist tool will help streamline store operations and give baristas more time to focus on ...

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Baristas can ask Green Dot Assist, either verbally or using text on an in-store device, for a refresher on how to make a particular beverage or for troubleshooting tips if a machine isn’t working ...

Starbucks came up as part of the conversation on Squawk on the Street as a source of coffee beans from Brazil, and what’s ...

Starbucks is piloting Green Dot Assist, an AI assistant powered by Microsoft Azure's OpenAI, in 35 stores to enhance barista efficiency and reduce wait times. Expected to roll out across U.S. and ...

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