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9 Nov

Bridging the E-commerce Language Gap: Lily AI’s Revolutionary Approach

When Purva Gupta emigrated to the U.S. from India and did some online shopping here, she found herself surprisingly frustrated. Why was it so hard to seek out the precise form of dress she was searching for? Considering it is likely to be an immigrant problem resulting from a language or cultural barrier, she did some hefty local research to “test her hypothesis.” But after speaking with greater than 1,000 women, she confirmed there was definitely a disconnect between how consumers experienced and perceived products, and the way brands and retailers described such products. This compelled her to create an AI-driven solution that bridges the merchant-consumer gap. WWD caught up with Gupta to debate Lily AI, which she cofounded with chief...
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9 Apr

Sarah Ferguson says parents today would ‘never dream of

The Duchess of York has reflected on her childhood and the language utilized by her parents growing up.In a latest interview, Sarah Ferguson opened up about how her mother, Susan Barrantes, was “a baby herself” when she began her family with Ronald Ferguson.The duchess, 63, recalled how her father “used to call me a sheep’s a***” and her mother would “hit me” if she refused to eat semolina.Chatting with The Times, Ferguson said: “My mother was a good looking woman but she was a baby herself. She didn’t know be a mummy.“We'd never dream now of using the language my parents used on us as children. Dad used to call me a sheep’s a***. If I refused to eat...
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