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Can AI Solve Online Shopping’s Biggest Problem?

Bloomberg Technology Friday 21 August 2026, 04:00 UTC 1 min read
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When was the last time you ordered jeans online and they actually fit? Brands hope that AI-powered tools will help deliver the perfect size, meaning happier customers and fewer returned goods. Sonja Wind explains how.

When was the last time you ordered jeans online and they actually fit? Brands hope that AI-powered tools will help deliver the perfect size, meaning happier customers and fewer returned goods. Sonja Wind explains how. (Source: Bloomberg)
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