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Marketing needs to catch up to consumer usage of AI

September 24, 2026

AI experience with fewer users could generate highly engaged interactions in which consumers spend significant time actively explaining their needs. Image credit: AI rendition in Shutterstock AI experience with fewer users could generate highly engaged interactions in which consumers spend significant time actively explaining their needs. Image credit: AI rendition in Shutterstock

 

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