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time for your daily crunch for Thursday starting with three big headlines.

So way back in the Halcyon summer days of 2022, Pinterest quietly launched a new iOS

app called Shuffles that allowed people to put together collages using photos and image cutouts from its website.

The app took off with Gen Z users and the functionality later became integrated into Pinterest itself. Now, the company says its collage feature, which is

powered by AI and computer vision technologies, is seeing three times the engagement of its

traditional pins.

The newer format allows users to curate content from around the interwebs

and from Pinterest, combined with images they optionally take using their phone's camera to express their style interests or tastes.

Most of the images are shoppable directly on Pinterest.

Pinterest says it aims to better cater to its Gen Z user base, which is now unusually the fastest growing demographic on its site.

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