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Home / Business and Economy / AI Shopping: Trust Lags Behind Discovery

AI Shopping: Trust Lags Behind Discovery

10 Feb

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Summary

  • 74% of consumers use AI for product discovery.
  • 26% doubt AI recommendations align with their interests.
  • 45% would embrace AI commerce with better security assurances.
AI Shopping: Trust Lags Behind Discovery

New research indicates a growing divide in Asia Pacific consumers' trust in AI for shopping. While 74% of consumers readily use AI tools for product discovery, a notable 26% express doubt about AI recommendations truly serving their best interests, signaling a demand for greater transparency and control. This caution is more pronounced among affluent consumers and in digitally mature markets like Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.

Despite comfort with AI for price comparisons and feature analysis, confidence wanes when personal data is involved. Thirty-two percent of consumers are reluctant to share payment information with AI systems. Nearly half, 45%, would be more receptive to AI-driven commerce if stronger assurances regarding payment security were provided. Emerging markets like India and Vietnam show higher openness to AI purchases.

Visa is actively addressing these concerns by enabling businesses to connect consumers, AI agents, and merchants through secure frameworks like Visa Intelligent Commerce and the Trusted Agent Protocol. Solutions such as Tokenisation and Visa Payment Passkeys aim to deliver the seamless and secure experiences necessary for AI-powered commerce to accelerate and become a more natural part of everyday life.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Consumers are increasingly using AI-powered tools to discover, track, and learn about products, with 74% engaging in these activities.
Consumers are hesitant about sharing personal or payment information with AI systems and desire greater transparency and control over their data.
Enhanced assurances around payment security and transparency are critical to boost consumer confidence and adoption of AI-driven commerce.

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