Understanding the Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Consumer Buying Behavior
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https://doi.org/10.65521/ijrdmr.v15i2.3286Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Personalization, Data Privacy, Online Shopping, Buying Decision, Consumer Buying Behavior.Abstract
Artificial intelligence has become an important part of our digital ecosystem. specially for the field of marketing and online retail oriented business. This research study aims to understand the impact of AI on consumer buying behavior and it also focusing on how AI tools such as recommendation systems, chatbots and personalized advertisements influence the purchasing decisions.
This study also looks for key aspects such as the consumer trust, usefulness of AI and privacy concerns. This research study plays a significant role in shaping user acceptance of AI technologies in modern world. While AI offers convenience and efficiency in decision making but it also raises questions regarding data security and transparency concern.
A quantitative research approach was adopted for this research and primary data was collected using a structured google form survey questionnaire of 107 respondents. These findings reveal that AI has a moderate to strong influence on consumer buying and purchase decisions. majority of respondents found that AI tools are helpful in simplifying their shopping process and improving the product discovery process . However regarding of trust and privacy concerns were identified as a major barrier and it is affecting the complete acceptance of AI technologies for users.
The study concludes that while AI enhances the overall shopping experience digitally. companies must ensure that the ethical use of data and maintain transparency to build long term customer trust and data trasperncy. The results also gives us useful insights for marketers to design effective AI driven strategies that can balance both personalization with consumer privacy.
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