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Amazon just licensed its AI shopping engine to other retailers. Most business owners will scroll past this. That's a mistake. You've probably been there — bought an AI tool, paid the monthly fee, w
Amazon just licensed its AI shopping engine to other retailers.
Most business owners will scroll past this. That's a mistake.
You've probably been there — bought an AI tool, paid the monthly fee, watched it sit unused while your team stuck to the old way. Frustrating, expensive, and quietly demoralizing.
You're not tech-stupid. You just got sold technology before you got sold a reason.
Here's what this Amazon story actually signals for you.
Enterprise AI is becoming infrastructure — like Shopify became for e-commerce. The retailers who win won't necessarily build the best AI. They'll be the first to plug into proven tools that already work.
Kate Spade didn't write a single line of code. They licensed something battle-tested. That's the model worth watching.
Your immediate takeaway: before evaluating any AI tool, write down one specific friction point in your customer buying journey. One. Then ask vendors to show you exactly how their tool removes that friction — with proof, not demos.
That single filter eliminates 80% of the wrong decisions.
What's the one area in your business where customers consistently drop off or get frustrated before buying? Drop it below — curious what patterns are showing up across industries.
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