By Leanne Franks, Head of CX at Tryzens Global For retailers, understanding their customer isn’t...

Host | Kate Maszluch, SVP Marketing at Tryzens Global
Guest | Aneep Hundal, CRO Specialist at Tryzens Global
AI is no longer a future concept; it’s already a vital component of CRO toolkits. However, it’s not a replacement for human interpretation.
While AI accelerates certain processes, such as hypothesis generation and metric selection, it lacks the nuanced understanding of customers, brand identity, and tone of voice that human specialists bring.
Aneep, part of our conversion rate optimization services, explains that AI can serve as an excellent assistant, helping streamline efforts and identify patterns, but it must work in tandem with human oversight to ensure strategies align with business goals and customer needs.
In the context of experimentation, AI can play a significant role.
AI and CRO is a marriage of new and old. The best results come from combining AI tools with traditional methods, leveraging AI for efficiency while ensuring human specialists interpret outputs.
AI offers valuable shortcuts, insights, and risk assessments, but it cannot replace the understanding and strategic thinking humans provide.
Together, AI and human expertise can drive meaningful advancements in CRO and experimentation, creating a robust framework for optimizing digital commerce.
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