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Forbes – Gen Z Is Celebrating ChatGPT’s 3rd Birthday
Forbes: This article cites Forrester’s Consumer prediction that 90% of consumers who use genAI in 2026 will help monetize it without even realizing it. VP, Research Director Mike Proulx further adds that commerce will grow on the ChatGPT platform “as more integrations help connect the dots from chats to products.” Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here. Learn [...]
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CNBC – How Google Put Together The Pieces For Its AI Comeback
CNBC: VP, Principal Analyst Mike Gualtieri is interviewed about Google’s “AI comeback,” and how the company’s ownership of YouTube gives the company an edge when it comes to training models for image and video generation. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.
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Bloomberg – Sorry Mom. The Shopping Bots Suggested A Bathrobe For Christmas
Bloomberg: Principal Analyst Emily Pfeiffer discusses whether or not AI shopping bots will have a major impact on how consumers shop this holiday season. Read the full article here. Read more from Emily here.
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Business Insider – Why Pinterest’s CEO Is Betting The Company’s Future On Search
Business Insider: Senior Analyst Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf comments on Pinterest’s search strategy, stating that its use of search behavior data to power its ad business makes the platform an “attractive high-intent surface for advertisers.” Read the full article here. Read more from Evelyn here.
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Business Insider – Bored Of Google? Here Are The Smartest Ways To Search The Web
Business Insider: Senior Analyst Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf discusses shifting search behaviors, noting that social platforms are a “flourishing environment” for searches related to product recommendations and restaurants as consumers increasingly turn to a broader array of platforms beyond Google. Read the full article here. Read more from Evelyn here.
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Marketplace – Why Retailers Like Target Are Holding Back On Seasonal Hiring
Marketplace: VP, Principal Analyst Sucharita Kodali addresses why retailers are hiring fewer seasonal workers. She suggests that while sales growth projections seem high, this may reflect inflation rather than increased sales volume, leading retailers to do more with less. Read the full article here. Read more from Sucharita here.
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The Wall Street Journal – Streaming Prices Are Soaring And Consumers Are Still Paying
The Wall Street Journal: In an article about the rising cost of streaming services, VP, Research Director Mike Proulx notes that while prices are increasing across platforms like HBO Max, Hulu, and Netflix, consumers are largely continuing to pay for their subscriptions. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.
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Forbes – Narvar Report Finds Two-Thirds Of Shoppers Feel Stressed After Making A Purchase
Forbes: VP, Principal Analyst Sucharita Kodali offers insights about post-purchase anxiety, noting that returns are often a “black box.” She emphasizes the need for timely delivery and accurate return processing to build trust between retailers and customers. Read the full article here. Read more from Sucharita here.
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Marketplace – Holiday Catalogs Are Making A Comeback
Marketplace: VP, Principal Analyst Sucharita Kodali discusses the comeback of holiday catalogs, explaining that today’s smaller, targeted catalogs are a marketing strategy to increase brand awareness. Read the full article here. Read more from Sucharita here.
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Forbes – IBM Targets Enterprise AI Advantage With Faster Inference As Rivals Chase Bigger Models
Forbes: Senior Analyst Dario Maisto addresses whether IBM will promote sustainable growth by targeting enterprise AI advantage with faster inference. Read the full article here. Read more from Dario here.
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BBC News – Will Quantum Be Bigger Than AI?
BBC News: Vice President, Emerging Technology & Principal Analyst Brian Hopkins discusses the potential of quantum technology combined with AI, noting that while initial experiments are promising, significantly more powerful quantum computers are required to effectively harness quantum effects for AI. Read the full article here. Read more from Brian here.
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CIO – AI Spending May Slow Down As ROI Remains Elusive
CIO: The publication interviews Vice President, Emerging Technology & Principal Analyst Brian Hopkins about Forrester’s AI predictions, including the commonality of AI spending delays occurring in 2026. Read the full article here. Read more from Brian here.
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The New York Times – Facebook Dating Is A Surprise Hit For The Social Network
The New York Times: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx shares how Facebook is staying relevant among younger users, including Gen Z, by shifting focus from its traditional social media feed to features like Marketplace, Messenger, and Dating. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.
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The Economic Times – GCC’s Secret Role In The Global Climate Fight
The Economic Times: VP, Research Director Ashutosh Sharma explains that Indian global capability centers (GCCs) are going carbon-zero, driven by the sustainability objectives of their parent companies. Read the full article here. Read more from Ashutosh here.
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Forbes – The ‘Human’ Cost Of Bad Data
Forbes: This article highlights insights from Principal Analyst Brett Kahnke’s blog about the impact of bad data, noting that poor data quality causes team attrition and breaks organizational trust. Read the full article here. Read more from Brett here.
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Financial Times – Successful AI Adoption Needs Workers In The Loop
Financial Times: This article on AI adoption in the workplace cites Vice President and Principal Analyst J.P. Gownder’s research “Ground Your Workforce AI Strategy In Human Experience,” which states that human users’ experience with the technology will decide its success or failure — and that the culture around AI must be human-centric to succeed. Read the full article here. Read more from J.P. here.
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CNBC – Losing The Chinese Shopper Could Soon Have Global Consequences
CNBC: Vice President and Principal Analyst Charlie Dai discussing AI-driven retail in China, notes that retailers have used AI for demand forecasting and supply chain management for a decade, with virtual try-ons and AI hosts expected to boost engagement and reduce costs. Read the full article here. Read more from Charlie here.
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The Associated Press – OpenAI Launches Atlas Browser To Compete With Google Chrome
The Associated Press: Principal Analyst Paddy Harrington addresses OpenAI’s Atlas browser launch, noting how the company faces challenges “competing with a giant who has ridiculous market share” against Chrome’s 3 billion users. Read the full article here. Read more from Paddy here.
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Reuters – Meta In $27 Billion Financing Deal With Blue Owl Capital For Louisiana Data Center
Reuters: Senior Analyst Alvin Nguyen discusses Meta’s joint venture with Blue Owl Capital for a Louisiana data center. Nguyen suggests the deal helps Meta mitigate financial risks, like a potential burst of the AI bubble, at the expense of its ownership stake. Read the full article here. Read more from Alvin here.
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The New York Times – ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Helps Lift Netflix Revenue 17%
The New York Times: Vice President and Research Director Mike Proulx discusses Netflix’s diversification strategy following its latest earnings report, noting the company “risks diluting its core” if it becomes “too broad to become all things entertainment.” Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.