Artificial Intelligence Makes Purchases for People: Who is Ready to Trust.
17.11.2025
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Journalist
Shostal Oleksandr
17.11.2025
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Brits are Willing to Accept AI Assistant Recommendations
More than half of Britons trust the recommendations of artificial intelligence assistants when shopping. Their trust grows from simple suggestions to actual purchases. A survey of 2000 adults showed that 28 percent would be satisfied if their personal AI assistant made a purchase on their behalf without prior approval, as it understands their purchase history and needs.“Our research demonstrates how quickly technology is changing our shopping behavior.”The study also shows that users increasingly consider AI assistants reliable partners in the online shopping world.The situation indicates that technology is becoming an integral part of our daily lives, and trust in artificial intelligence is growing. This could significantly change the way we approach shopping, placing more hope in automated systems that help make decisions. Observing this trend may be interesting for understanding the future of the consumer services market.
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