Nearly 3 in 4 consumers say retailers collect too much personal data
The ThoughtSpot survey also found that just 13% trust AI recommendations.

Andrew is a senior reporter for Retail Brew. He’s been a frequent contributor to The New York Times and had stints as senior editor for Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen and as editor in chief of alternative newsweeklies in Pittsburgh and Boise.
The ThoughtSpot survey also found that just 13% trust AI recommendations.
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