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Google just changed the game for online retailers. At its recent I/O event, the tech giant unveiled a suite of AI-powered shopping tools that fundamentally reshape how consumers discover, evaluate, and purchase products online.
Today marks one of the most anticipated events in the tech calendar: Google I/O 2025. If you’re a developer, a tech enthusiast, or an entrepreneur just curious about what’s next for the digital world, this year’s keynote promises to be full of exciting AI tools, especially for anyone interested in the future of online shopping.
Gensmo is an AI-powered outfit stylist designed to transform the way you discover, style, and shop for fashion.
YouTube has announced that it is rolling out its new ‘Peak Points’ technology, set to push traditional boundaries between content consumption and purchase decisions, which are being redrawn in ways that could dramatically alter online conversion for retailers.
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As we progress through 2025, the fashion industry continues to embrace artificial intelligence as a transformative force.
Fashion has always balanced art with commerce, human creativity with business efficiency. H&M’s move represents a pivotal shift in how that balance might be recalibrated.
Retailers are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver tailored experiences that drive loyalty and sales.
MySize, a global leader in AI-driven sizing solutions and omnichannel e-commerce platforms, has announced its financial results for the year ending December 31, 2024.
Affirm has partnered with Stitch Fix, the popular online personal styling service, to offer shoppers the ability to split payments for their curated clothing boxes into manageable monthly installments.
In a transformative leap for the retail industry, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies are becoming indispensable.
The virtual fitting room market is rising, driven by the rapid growth of e-commerce and the increasing demand for personalized, convenient shopping experiences.
The fashion tech industry is at the forefront of a technological revolution. As of 2024, the fashion tech market was valued at approximately USD 259.7 billion.
AI’s role in retail, particularly for catalog management and automation, is becoming increasingly predominant and effective.
Where convenience and personalization are paramount, ASOS sets a new benchmark in e-commerce by introducing Nibble AI, an AI-powered chatbot designed to revolutionize how customers shop and save.
Reshop is a technology company reshaping the returns process by providing instant refunds and a hassle-free experience.
eBay has introduced an innovative “resell on eBay” feature designed to simplify the process of listing pre-owned clothing for resale.
DRESSX, the largest digital fashion company, has recently launched DRESSX Gen AI – an innovative generative AI technology that enables users to create personalized digital fashion looks within seconds based on text prompts.
According to McKinsey & Company, ‘Generative AI in Fashion’ report suggests generative AI could add, conservatively, $150 billion and up to $275 billion to the apparel, fashion, and luxury sectors’ operating profits in the next three to five years.
According to a report by PYMNTS Intelligence, a significant 41% of Gen Z cardholders are dissatisfied with their credit card rewards programs.