- Pennist has launched a set of new AI -driven visual search tools
- AI Tolls enable users to find fashion through web, mood, or aesthetic
- The purpose of the results is to help develop personal purchase theories
Pennist has always been about visuals more than the text. Now, with the help of AI, you can learn how to describe these visual insurgents and even get the opportunity to buy their favorite items, starting with women’s fashion.
The increasing number of pins on the pantrist will be a specific piece of a dress or aesthetic that will be highlighted with a shining dynamic brightness. Click, somewhere, the Played Scrat or Blue Jacket, and Pennist will show you some words to describe this item and help you find it like a fashion dictionary.
Pennist is using Generative AI and Visual Language model (VLMS) for new features. VLMS mainly translate photos into searching terms, regulate your taste from a icon and help you buy it. It is like a more proportional reverse image search tool, which can talk to you about your interest in vivid tons and stereopinic plad.
You can’t expect that you will describe your dream organization with perfect words. You cannot be expected to find out what tailoring jackets make “form comfortable”. You just need to know that you liked his voice. Pennist takes it from there.
“Our visual search technology represents the change in how consumers interact with and discover them,” Pennist Dana Chu said in a statement. “We’re not just giving search results – we are preparing for a personal journey of discovery that gives people the option to find their unique style and buy it too.”
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In addition, there are other new features of AI, which includes a new dispersion bar that gives you the results on the fly. For example, if you like a look but want to change its color or styling, you can use the payment bar for them or other elements like fabric.
And if you want to use the visual search from the inside of the app, you need long pressure on it. Pennist says she eventually plans to increase AI tools beyond women’s fashion, but it makes sense that it will start when it is such a big aspect of the platform.
New Pennist’s new tools does not mean that it is completely relying on AI. The company has begun adding new labels for AI-MODIFIED or AI-generated images and has begun to give consumers the option to view less of them through top filters. This is a small but smart indication of the fact that the inspiration is great, but when you are buying the original clothing, it still makes a difference.
Nevertheless, this is an interesting approach to online shopping, and there is one that fits people in a personally shopping manner by watching clothes, not describing them. AI is like a personal shopper who mostly relies on visual impression and intestinal emotions to decide what to buy, rather than knowing the conditions of sewing patterns and trends.