Korean retailers are testing products on AI-generated shoppers to predict buying decisions
Korean retailers are testing products on AI-generated shoppers to predict buying decisions, fine-tune prices and identify potential flaws before launch. These "synthetic consumers," built using large language models and consumer data, mimic real purchasing behavior, allowing companies to test products, marketing campaigns and store layouts without the time and cost of real-world trials.
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