EMARKETER’s Blake Droesch: AI is Showing Consumers Fewer Products. Brands Need to Understand Why
· 4d ago · Originally reported by Beet.TV
The retail shelf has always been competitive. AI is making it smaller. “AI is showing a smaller selection of products to consumers than they would see if they were walking down the aisles of the store or even searching on Amazon,” Blake Droesch, senior analyst at EMARKETER, told Beet.TV contributor David Kaplan at…
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