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Shoppers using Tesco Clubcard at Tesco Express issued £520 warning
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Tesco could use AI to encourage Clubcard shoppers to make healthier choices
Tesco could use artificial intelligence (AI) to encourage its shoppers to make healthier choices, the company’s chief executive has suggested. About 22 million people are signed up to the loyalty scheme, which offers significant in-store discounts and rewards.
Tesco could use Clubcard data to warn customers when their shopping baskets are too unhealthy
Now, the chief executive of supermarket giant Tesco has claimed it could use customers’ Clubcard data to warn them when their baskets are becoming unhealthy. Ken Murphy said artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to monitor how customers were shopping to help “nudge” them into healthier choices.
Tesco could use Clubcard data to make you choose healthier food
Tesco could use shoppers' Clubcard data to warn them when their baskets are becoming unhealthy, the grocer's chief executive has said. Ken Murphy said artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to monitor how customers were shopping to help "nudge" them into healthier choices.
Tesco ‘could use Clubcard data to nudge customers towards healthier choices’
Tesco could use shoppers’
Clubcard
data to warn them when their baskets are becoming unhealthy, the grocer’s chief executive has said. Ken Murphy said artificial intelligence (AI) could be ...
Tesco may use AI and Clubcard data to nudge shoppers towards healthier choices
Tesco plans to use AI and Clubcard data to encourage healthier purchases by monitoring customer choices, sparking debate on privacy and consumer autonomy.
Tesco 'could use Clubcard data' to try and change behaviour of customers
Tesco could use shoppers' Clubcard data to warn them when their baskets are becoming unhealthy, the grocer's chief executive has said. Ken Murphy said artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to monitor how customers were shopping to help "nudge" them into healthier choices.
Tesco could use AI to 'nudge' customers towards healthier shopping basket
Tesco has suggested using shoppers’ Clubcard data to warn them when their choices are becoming unhealthy. | ITV National News
Tesco could use AI to scold you if your supermarket food shop is unhealthy
Supermarket giant Tesco could use Clubcard data to 'nudge' people into making healthier choices - currently, its loyalty scheme has more than 22 million members
Tesco Clubcard could use AI to change your diet
Around 22 million people across the UK are said to enrolled with Clubcards, and more features could be introduced.
82 per cent of MailOnline readers against Tesco Clubcard health scheme
The supermarket's CEO Ken Murphy came under fierce criticism from GMB co-host Richard Madeley who said he doesn't need to be told how many ready meals he has bought because he is 'clever'.
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Your Tesco Clubcard could be tracked by AI to send warnings if you're buying snacks, says supermarket boss
Artificial Intelligence (AI) could analyse the contents of your shopping basket and push you to make healthier choices if it ...
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Everyone using a Tesco Clubcard at Tesco Express issued £520 warning
Tesco shoppers who use their Tesco
Clubcard
at Tesco Express have been handed a £520 warning. Analysis of the supermarket giant has found that customer shopping at its smaller corner ...
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Tesco Clubcard could start nagging you about everyday household item
Some people claiming PIP have been warned they could lose out on benefits without taking action. It relates to those who ...
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