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So two-thirds of Americans knew that there was AI in wearable devices, chatbots, product recommendations, only half so less knew that it was used to move certain emails over to a spam folder.

You can say, "Catch me up," and there's a feature there that summarizes your email inbox for you. You can get nutritional information by holding up the camera to a piece of food, and there's also real-time translation, playing music, all kinds of stuff. Yory, you cover tech for us so I've got to start with you. What'd you make of this new device from Humane, this new Ai Pin? Yory Wurmser:.

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If you want to ask us any questions, you can of course email us at the podcast @emarketer.com. I hope to see all of you next month for another edition of Behind the Numbers Around the World. But for now, I'm out.

If you want to ask us any questions in the meantime, you can of course email us at podcast@emarketer.com. I hope to see all of you next month for another edition of Behind the Numbers Around the World. And if you want a coffee in the meantime, I've left one in the cafe for you. Bye for now.

If you want to ask us any questions, you can, of course, email us at podcast@emarketer.com. I hope to see all of you next month for another edition of Behind the Numbers Around the World, which will be in English, I assure you. Bye for now.

Congratulations to Ashley M. for winning that gym bag, Stu from our team will be in touch with you via email on how to get that. And thank you to everyone who participated in our contest. Now let's meet today's guests. Joining me for today's episode we have VP of content on our retail desk, Suzy Davidkhanian. Welcome back Suzy. Suzy Davidkhanian:. Thanks for having me. Sara Lebow:.