AI SHOPPING ASSISTANTS TRIGGER PAYMENT DISPUTE SURGE
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Shoppers using AI-powered shopping tools are filing refunds and disputing charges at elevated rates, raising questions about the financial viability of autonomous commerce. Payment firm Adyen warns companies must address these risks before AI can reliably handle online purchases.
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