According to statistics of Vietnamese e-commerce sites, two out of every three shoppers have difficulty finding a product, adding that product to the cart, and then giving up without clicking the button. Payment is one of the most common problems for consumers when shopping online because it leads to less profitable transactions and falling customer satisfaction.
Read more ...In the age of machine learning and AI, there is a lot of conversation happening around Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and using algorithms to shape the future of Design and the role of the designer. But how is that changing the way we work in the near future? AI and Machine Learning can be used in the Marketing and Retail industry to forecast consumer demand and producer supply as well as help target products and activities to finer segmented markets. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are used in marketing to avoid market outcomes causing a high variance in prices, or worse, blackouts.
Read more ...Artificial intelligence (AI) is making it possible for machines to intelligently perform complex tasks that were previously considered human-only. AI also has the ability to learn and improve over time, which means that there is no clear line between when a machine is acting autonomously and when it is simply following instructions written by its programmers. The Reasonable Robot is a seminal text that explores the relationship between robots and humans in law, business and technology. Drawing on the latest developments in artificial intelligence, this ground-breaking book explores the global power shift that has transformed our world and presents a first-of-its-kind global framework for understanding the impact of advances in artificial intelligence and robotics on society.
Read more ...Futurist philosopher Nick Bostrom has outlined three dangers of AI development: (1) the risk of cognitive bias, in which people may misinterpret their actions or imagine themselves as having acted; (2) the potential for catastrophic loss of human values; and (3) the problem of controlled AI (Euler 2020).
Read more ...A handshake, a phone call, a fax, or an email — these are all methods that supply chain professionals have used to communicate information over the past few decades. But as we face new challenges and disruptions in the global economy, it may be time to rethink the way information is spread from supplier to consumer
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