Luxury has always been about precision—the right cut, the perfect scent, the impeccable experience. But in an era where trends shift overnight and consumer habits evolve faster than fashion seasons, even the finest brands need more than instinct. That’s why LVMH, the world’s largest luxury group, is embracing artificial intelligence to stay ahead of the curve.
At the heart of this transformation is MaIA, LVMH’s in-house AI platform. Far from being a futuristic gimmick, MaIA is already hard at work behind the scenes, handling over 2 million requests every month. From deciding how much of a handbag to produce, to forecasting the best time to run a campaign or adjusting prices in real time, AI is helping LVMH balance tradition with the speed of modern commerce.
This shift comes at a critical time. The luxury market, once seemingly immune to economic ups and downs, is showing signs of strain. With shoppers growing more cautious, especially in key regions like China, even iconic brands are looking for smarter ways to meet demand. By turning to AI, LVMH isn’t just managing the slowdown—it’s preparing to thrive through it.
