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Disrupt: Walnussöl, Bier, Katzenfutter-Werbung: Rewe-Digitalchef Eltze über die Bedeutung von KI im Supermarkt

Künstliche Intelligenz soll Einkaufen leichter machen. Im Podcast spricht Rewe-Manager Christoph Eltze über den Supermarkt der Zukunft, das Vorbild Amazon und die Aufgabe, an der ein Drohnentest scheiterte.

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