Although AI retail has existed for as long as people have, at least in terms of point-of-sale systems and physical establishments, it is currently viewed as somewhat outdated
As artificial intelligence operates on the long-standing tenet that people deal with one another for products and unique items, it’s worthwhile to investigate what patterns AI might foster
First, let’s examine a system called Polaris that aims to maximize a customer-facing strategy.
Businesses must adapt to new methods of fostering growth in the face of permanent shifts in traditional demand brought about by digital disruption
To put it another way, Polaris is leveraging AI to improve the shopping experience, which could lead to a successful comeback for traditional brick-and-mortar stores
Check out Claim, a platform that leverages social purchasing with the intention of “making shopping fun” and assisting brands in coming up with fresh approaches to engage
The startup claims that onboarding takes only 15 minutes, and he think it’s a great idea to represent transactions with colorful small NFT-style tokens