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    Wall Street’s AI Endorsement and Trust Tests Could Be A Game Changer For DoorDash (DASH)

    Simply Wall St·01/07/2026 09:27:11
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    • In the past week, DoorDash was highlighted by J.P. Morgan as a top internet stock for 2026, while other major banks emphasized its push into autonomous delivery partnerships and new AI-powered features on its platform.
    • At the same time, DoorDash moved to protect platform integrity and trust by publicly denying viral claims about Dasher treatment and banning a driver who allegedly used AI to fake a delivery, while also addressing a serious assault case involving a former driver.
    • Next, we'll examine how this fresh backing of DoorDash's AI and autonomous delivery initiatives may influence its existing investment narrative.

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    DoorDash Investment Narrative Recap

    To own DoorDash, you have to believe its delivery and commerce platform can keep scaling across new verticals and geographies while controlling complexity, labor, and regulatory costs. The recent focus on AI partnerships and J.P. Morgan’s endorsement does not materially change that core thesis, but it does sharpen a key short term catalyst around automation, while incidents involving Dashers and new California refund rules underline execution and trust as the most immediate risks.

    The most relevant update here is the renewed spotlight on DoorDash’s AI and autonomous delivery efforts, including partnerships with autonomous vehicle companies and new ChatGPT powered features. These initiatives sit directly on top of the existing catalyst that technology and automation could lower per order fulfillment costs over time, but they also highlight how important it is for the company to show that its use of AI supports, rather than undermines, platform integrity and customer and Dasher trust.

    Yet even as AI and automation capture attention, investors should be aware of the growing regulatory and labor pressures that could...

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    DoorDash's narrative projects $20.4 billion revenue and $3.2 billion earnings by 2028.

    Uncover how DoorDash's forecasts yield a $276.39 fair value, a 20% upside to its current price.

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    Twelve Simply Wall St Community members currently see fair value between US$194 and US$370, with several clustered well above the recent share price. Against this backdrop, DoorDash’s heavy AI and automation investments as a key cost efficiency catalyst could play an important role in how those different views on the company’s long term earnings power evolve.

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