Zara surpasses Nike and shows how artificial intelligence is changing the relationship with the consumer
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Zara surpasses Nike and shows how artificial intelligence is changing the relationship with the consumer

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 17:32

Artificial intelligence is no longer functioning only in the background of retail and is entering directly into the shopping experience. This technology is becoming a tool to reinforce the relationship between consumers and brands, fundamentally changing the way customers interact with stores.

Zara is presented as one of the most recent examples of this transformation in the retail sector. The brand managed to overtake Nike, demonstrating how the strategic application of artificial intelligence can boost a company in the competitive fashion and consumer market.

This change represents a new era for retail, where artificial intelligence technology is no longer just operational support but is becoming an integral part of the consumer experience. Brands that manage to integrate this technology effectively are managing to stand out from the competition.

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