E-commerce platforms

April 9 (Bloomberg) - Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke is adjusting the company's talent acquisition strategy in the age of AI, CNBC reports. Lutke pointed out in a memo released on Monday local time that employees must prove that they "can't accomplish tasks through AI alone" before applying for additional manpower and resources. Lutker also noted that Shopify has a "basic requirement" for employees to actively use AI in their day-to-day work, and he argued that AI has become a "super...

Recently, a controversy over "national style sweaters" has stirred up a storm on the Internet. Clothing sold on some e-commerce platforms has been criticized for using artificial intelligence-generated modeling images, with significant differences between the actual product and the image, raising questions. Industry insiders have pointed out that this practice may be suspected of violating the law. Some people engaged in the apparel industry said that despite the impact of AI on apparel design and production, the diagrams it generates are problematic in terms of professional scrutiny and reference value. Legal experts believe that despite the current lack of clear legal provisions on the use of AI technology, e-commerce companies still have the responsibility to provide true and comprehensive information about their goods, otherwise they may...