ODDITY: Beauty Tech Company’s Product Marketing Based on Artificial Intelligence Claims Called into Question

Beauty and wellness product company ODDITY (ODD), which markets itself as a consumer technology firm that uses artificial intelligence to match shoppers with personalized skin, hair and anti-aging products, may be overstating the capabilities of that technology, a Capitol Forum investigation has found. ODDITY currently operates makeup brand Il Makiage and hair and skin product […]

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ODDITY: Beauty Tech Company’s Product Marketing Based on Artificial Intelligence Claims Called into Question

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