New research commissioned by Manhattan Associates and PayPal found that consumers trust AI shopping recommendations more than advice from retail staff.
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What happened
New research commissioned by Manhattan Associates and PayPal found that consumers trust AI shopping recommendations more than advice from retail staff.
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PayPal
American worldwide online payments system
- Manhattan Associates
Related events
- Manhattan Associates and Eric Clark discussed modern retail challenges and the application of artificial intelligence on January 10th.
- Shoppers expect major tech companies like Apple and Google to lead the current wave of AI releases, while PayPal maintains consumer trust for online payments.
- Major companies including PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, and Microsoft are accelerating development in agentic AI commerce.