AI helps drive record $11.8B in Black Friday online spending 2 months ago (reuters.com) 3 comments TMWNN Reply Add to library duxup 2 months ago >AI-powered shopping tools helped drive a surge in U.S. online spendingAt least the article I am seeing doesn't explain how or what that even means ... ares623 2 months ago My understanding is that the usual shopping methods are now labeled “AI”. Recommendations? Believe it or not, AI. duxup 2 months ago That makes sense. I know a company that offered some really good geospacial databases ... their website is plastered with AI talk now. Pretty sure they're the same databases ;)
duxup 2 months ago >AI-powered shopping tools helped drive a surge in U.S. online spendingAt least the article I am seeing doesn't explain how or what that even means ... ares623 2 months ago My understanding is that the usual shopping methods are now labeled “AI”. Recommendations? Believe it or not, AI. duxup 2 months ago That makes sense. I know a company that offered some really good geospacial databases ... their website is plastered with AI talk now. Pretty sure they're the same databases ;)
ares623 2 months ago My understanding is that the usual shopping methods are now labeled “AI”. Recommendations? Believe it or not, AI. duxup 2 months ago That makes sense. I know a company that offered some really good geospacial databases ... their website is plastered with AI talk now. Pretty sure they're the same databases ;)
duxup 2 months ago That makes sense. I know a company that offered some really good geospacial databases ... their website is plastered with AI talk now. Pretty sure they're the same databases ;)
>AI-powered shopping tools helped drive a surge in U.S. online spending
At least the article I am seeing doesn't explain how or what that even means ...
My understanding is that the usual shopping methods are now labeled “AI”. Recommendations? Believe it or not, AI.
That makes sense. I know a company that offered some really good geospacial databases ... their website is plastered with AI talk now. Pretty sure they're the same databases ;)