Consumer acceptance of AI in marketing depends heavily on its ability to provide personalized, user-friendly, and transparent experiences. By promoting ethical data practices, and creating emotionally engaging interactions, companies can use AI to build trust and loyalty with their audiences. The transformative potential of AI lies in its capacity to align with consumer needs and expectations and provide seamless and satisfying experiences throughout the customer journey. Despite the many benefits, the use of AI in marketing also poses significant challenges. Issues such as privacy concerns, fears of surveillance, and a perceived lack of transparency require companies to implement ethical practices and clear communication strategies. In addition, developing human-like and emotionally engaging AI interactions can bridge the gap between technology and consumer trust, increasing adoption. Bridging the digital divide by improving access, affordability, and digital literacy is critical to ensure equitable adoption of AI innovations. In addition, cultural and ethical considerations must guide the use of AI tools and ensure that they align with societal values and consumer expectations. To maintain consumer acceptance, companies must strike a balance between innovation and ethical responsibility. Transparency, data protection, and a commitment to consumer empowerment are key to inspiring trust and enthusiasm among different target groups. When used wisely, AI can transform marketing into a consumer-centric practice and enable companies to not only drive innovation but also contribute to a more inclusive and socially responsible marketplace.
Consumer Acceptance of AI in Marketing
Sacchi, Giovanna
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2025-01-01
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Consumer acceptance of AI in marketing depends heavily on its ability to provide personalized, user-friendly, and transparent experiences. By promoting ethical data practices, and creating emotionally engaging interactions, companies can use AI to build trust and loyalty with their audiences. The transformative potential of AI lies in its capacity to align with consumer needs and expectations and provide seamless and satisfying experiences throughout the customer journey. Despite the many benefits, the use of AI in marketing also poses significant challenges. Issues such as privacy concerns, fears of surveillance, and a perceived lack of transparency require companies to implement ethical practices and clear communication strategies. In addition, developing human-like and emotionally engaging AI interactions can bridge the gap between technology and consumer trust, increasing adoption. Bridging the digital divide by improving access, affordability, and digital literacy is critical to ensure equitable adoption of AI innovations. In addition, cultural and ethical considerations must guide the use of AI tools and ensure that they align with societal values and consumer expectations. To maintain consumer acceptance, companies must strike a balance between innovation and ethical responsibility. Transparency, data protection, and a commitment to consumer empowerment are key to inspiring trust and enthusiasm among different target groups. When used wisely, AI can transform marketing into a consumer-centric practice and enable companies to not only drive innovation but also contribute to a more inclusive and socially responsible marketplace.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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