The One Thing AI Still Can’t Do (And You Do Every Day)
Tacit knowledge — what your team notices in conversation — is your store’s moat. Here’s how to capture it before it evaporates.
Tacit knowledge — what your team notices in conversation — is your store’s moat. Here’s how to capture it before it evaporates.
The NYT just quoted words a politician never said — an AI hallucination. Three checks every retailer should run on AI-written copy before publishing.
ChatGPT just became smarter overnight, and your Mother’s Day customer is using it. What that means for your product page copy this weekend.
Last week I said the stack is the moat. This week: how much of your stack do you actually own? Five landlords every independent retailer has — and one fix per landlord.
Fake software installers signed with real certificates infected thousands of computers this week. Here’s the five-minute passkey upgrade every shop owner should make on World Passkey Day.
Maryland just passed a law that will quietly reshape American retail. Starting October, the biggest grocery stores in the state — anything over 15,000 square feet — can no longer show different prices to different shoppers based on data the store collected about them. A gallon of milk will cost the same to every shopper…
An SEO researcher counted something this week that I keep turning over: when AI tools like ChatGPT or Google’s AI answer a customer’s question, they don’t use the same sources two weeks in a row. ChatGPT swaps out roughly three of every four sources every single week. Google’s AI swaps out about half. In plain…
A line jumped out at me over the weekend, and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since: “The leaders renting their memory from someone else’s app will lose their institutional knowledge the moment they close the tab.” That isn’t a tech sentence. That’s a retail sentence. Every store has a memory. The customer names you’ve…
March retail sales beat expectations while consumer sentiment hit a record low. Why that gap matters less for boutiques than for big-box — and what it means for your store.
Two AI thinkers said it the same week: the stack is the moat. The way you put your tools together is the protection layer — not the tools themselves. A retail story from AmyFay Chandler.