In locations with the technology in place, customers are leaving the store 23% faster, according to the Walmart subsidiary. All clubs should have the AI tech by year's end.

The technology confirms members' purchases as they exit the stores without having a worker check receipts. Sam's Club says it's working.

Walmart announced on Tuesday they’ve made big strides in rolling out AI receipt verification at more than 120 – or 20% -- of Sam’s Clubs in the U.S. Editor's note: Video above is from our sister station,

Sam’s Club said this change allows members to exit faster and allows employees to refocus their time elsewhere. The new AI technology has been deployed in more than 120 Sam’s Club locations, or about 20% of its stores. Sam’s Club plans to deploy the exit technology to all its stores nationwide by the end of 2024.

Sam's Club is introducing artificial intelligence technology to verify purchases and expedite exits by 23%, initially unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show, with plans to implement it across all nearly 600 stores by year's end.

Amazon may be scaling back its AI-powered Just Walk Out checkout-free tech in its stores in favor of smart shopping carts, but Walmart-owned Sam's Club says it's turning to AI to speed up its own exit technology.

Sam's Club is introducing a new artificial intelligence tool to speed up customers' experience leaving the store. When will it come to Ohio?

The Sam's Club in Springdale is the latest store with new AI technology simplifying the receipt verification process as shoppers leave with groceries. This location joins more than 100 other clubs that will forego the human employee needing to stop you before you leave with your cart to scan your receipt and various items,

Sam's Club is now using artificial intelligence and a new camera system to scan customers' receipts at the door, instead of having employees check them.