Summary
In the age of big data and artificial intelligence, synthetic data is emerging as a key tool for overcoming access, privacy, and representativeness limitations in market research. This article analyzes the current development and use of synthetic data, its applications in user experience, retail, and financial systems, and its potential to accelerate innovation in Latin America. Through a critical review of technical literature and industry reports, it discusses the advantages and limitations of this technology, especially in contexts such as Colombia, where access to real data may be restricted. It concludes that, while synthetic data does not replace human interaction, it offers a valuable complement that can democratize advanced analytics and foster more inclusive, secure, and personalized products.
Keywords
- Synthetic data
- artificial intelligence
- data privacy
- user experience
- digital innovation
- Latin America
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