Tag "AI"
Google and German Retail Association Launch AI Training Initiative
Google and the German Retail Association (HDE) have announced a new joint initiative to improve AI skills in the retail sector. The programme aims to provide orientation in the complex...
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LG uses AI songs to spread the message of optimism
LG Electronics (LG) has launched a new global brand campaign, “Radio Optimism,” which aims to strengthen human connections and spread the message of optimism through shared musical experiences. The campaign...
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Spanish Eroski stays on course thanks to AI and private labels
Despite higher costs, supermarket group Eroski ended the quarter with higher profits. The market leader in the Basque Country and Galicia attributes this to promotions, private labels and data analysis....
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L’Oréal partners with NVIDIA to scale AI across beauty business
L’Oréal Groupe has partnered with NVIDIA to accelerate the use of AI across its beauty business. The collaboration will integrate NVIDIA’s AI Enterprise platform into L’Oréal’s operations to speed up...
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The future of travel: artificial intelligence could replace travel agents
Tourism is booming around the world, especially in Asia, where a growing middle class is spending more on leisure travel. According to a recent study by the Boston Consulting Group...
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Senior executives and users have sharply different opinions about the reliability of artificial intelligence – international survey
There is a sharp divergence in the views of senior executives and users on the trustworthiness of artificial intelligence. Whether it is data protection, accuracy or transparency, the average person...
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Schools have already started their spring break, but July will start with AI training for teachers
The certificates are already in the account, but the learning doesn’t stop – at least not for teachers. Nearly 1,000 teachers have already participated in Yettel’s digital education program, ProSuli,...
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NAK announces its large-company-startup program again
The National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) is announcing the NAK TechLab large-company-startup program for the seventh time, the organization told MTI on last Tuesday. The National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK)...
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Trigo aims to combat shoplifting with AI and computer vision
Israeli provider of scanless store technologies Trigo is launching a solution that promises to detect possible cases of shoplifting using computer vision and AI. It uses CCTV cameras to anonymously...
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The age of cybercrime 2025: a new economic reality
The annual global cost of cybercrime could reach USD 14tn by 2028, warns Mastercard’s Cyber Insights 2025 report, which sheds new light on cybercrime: attackers operate in networks, use sophisticated...
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Introducing the AI Guide for Media and Marketing Communications
The first comprehensive Hungarian AI handbook was prepared in an exemplary collaboration between the most important domestic communication professional organizations. The document aims to offer practical guidance to any relevant...
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Deloitte: Artificial intelligence will transform the financial sector
Artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing about radical changes in the operation of financial services, especially the banking sector, by creating significant efficiency gains and new business opportunities, according to Deloitte’s...
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Conscious consumers, digital transformation: lessons learned on the FMCG market in 2024
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/6-7. In 2024 the FMCG sector showed modest growth for the second consecutive year, according to Euromonitor International’s “The World Market...
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“Smart” technology, brutal consumption – The hidden price of AI
The energy demand of artificial intelligence is growing faster than the technology itself: data centers are expanding, power grids are straining, and big tech companies are even planning nuclear power...
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UK Retailers Prioritise AI Over Planned Technology Investments, Study Finds
Over two thirds (67%) of retailers in the UK are prioritising AI over planned store technology investments, the latest research from Pricer has revealed. Retailers are adopting AI rapidly, with...
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Amazon’s Corporate Workforce May Shrink As AI Takes Over Routine Tasks
Rollout of generative AI and agents will reduce Amazon‘s total corporate workforce in the next few years, Andy Jassy, CEO of the online retailer said in a note to employees. Artificial...
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Carrefour Opens Third Autonomous Store In Belgium
Carrefour Belgium has opened its third autonomous BuyBye store in Belgium at the NATO SHAPE (Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe) headquarters in Casteau, near Mons. Using computer vision and weight...
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More than two-fifths of Hungarian companies use artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a promise or a vision, but an increasingly common and consciously applied part of domestic corporate operations. According to the latest data from the...
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How AI-powered search is transforming the job market
In recent years, people’s information-seeking habits have fundamentally changed: more and more individuals are turning to AI-powered tools, where they ask complex, everyday-language questions. Searching is increasingly seen as a...
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Credit card in a minute – AI takes banking to a new level
The K&H Bank sees generative artificial intelligence not just as a technological innovation, but as the foundation for more efficient and personalized customer service. Over the past year, the bank...
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The future has already begun – thoughts on Innovation Day
How will innovations shape the future of retail and the food industry? We searched for answers to this question at the Innovation Day conference held on 15 May at Lurdy...
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The taste, packaging and rhythm of the future – a 2025 innovation map
In this article our magazine takes a look at how the latest market trends and innovations are shaping the rapidly changing FMCG sector in the second half of 2025. This...
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AI, security, experience: this is how we choose our travel destinations today
Today, it is no longer enough to know where we are going – why and how we decide on a destination is also an increasingly important question. The latest episode...
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PwC: the rise of AI will not reduce, but increase the number of jobs
A mesterséges intelligencia (AI) térnyerése a félelmekkel ellentétben nem csökkenti, hanem növeli a munkahelyek számát, átalakítva a munkavégzést – mutat rá a PwC Magyarország az MTI-hez eljuttatott közleményében a PwC...
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The key to the future: artificial intelligence and digital innovation in wealth management
The Hungarian wealth management sector has reached another milestone in its knowledge base: the study entitled “Digital Development and Artificial Intelligence Opportunities in Wealth Management Services” has been published, which...
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AI could be the key to sustainable cost cutting
In recent years economic uncertainty has fundamentally changed the market conditions for retail: high inflation has entailedcost increases across the supply chain, forcing consumers to save and increasing competition. This...
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ChatGPT becomes more customer-friendly
OpenAI has recently updated the shopping features of ChatGPT to make it easier for consumers to search for, compare and buy products. This article is available for reading in Trade...
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AI vs. deepfake: the battle for digital credibility
Deepfake – fake images, videos and audio recordings generated by AI – is a growing concern in the online space. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/6-7....
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Are digital innovation regulations too strict?
The German Retail Federation (HDE) has called upon the new German government to push for innovation-friendly, pragmatic digital regulation in Brussels, as opposed to what it sees as an opaque...
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We are afraid of humanoid robots
Bosch Tech Compass asked more than 1,000 Hungarian adults and found that three out of four people know about humanoid robot technology, but only 16% think it will have a...
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