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What our shopping haul taught us about the promise of AI
We tried clothes made using AI to see if it’s actually better
Anyone can purchase copies of expensive garments online that arrive at record speeds to their home, and for a fraction of the original price. This practice has made items affordable — often at the expense of the workers making the products — and created shopping habits that can be wasteful and impulsive. In this episode of Status Update, Verge reporter Mia Sato explores how the retail landscape has changed with the use of AI and what purchasing an AI-designed wardrobe is actually like.
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