Google has finally joined the list of other tech giants adopting AI technology for commerce applications. With AI grabbing headlines recently, it's easy to fall into the trap of shiny object syndrome. As more brands chase AI adoption, particularly with features like virtual try-on. https://lnkd.in/gPwB4UaA As more brands jump on board with AI innovations like virtual try-on technology, I’ve found from personal experience that it’s not just about which AI model performs better. The real question is: Should AI inspire shoppers, or is its main goal to offer precision? Getting clear on this will help brands leverage AI in ways that truly enhance the customer experience. What’s your take? #AI #Ecommerce #FashionTech #BrandStrategy
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3moVirtual Try-on is definitely something to keep a pulse if you are a professional in the retail or even e-commerce space. Remember, Mirror was acquired by wal-mart years ago. I’m waiting for the next big Asian consumer Mirrors product to hit the ground running. Don’t think Bytedance is taking this route but would be fun to see a Japanese startup to partner with one of the major electronic Giants to make this come to life. Integrate Try-Ons into all the Asian ecommmerce sites BOOM 💥 Founders looking for an idea, take this and run with it.