Which CEO with a strong mathematics background pioneered the use of predictive analytics in e-commerce that fundamentally changed how online retail recommendations work?

The intersection of mathematics and retail analytics has transformed how companies understand consumer behavior. Some visionary CEOs have leveraged mathematical models to revolutionize their business strategies. This poll tests your knowledge about leaders who have applied mathematical principles to transform retail and e-commerce landscapes. Do you know which mathematical mind created algorithms that changed how we shop?

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Jeff Bezos (Amazon) - Applied mathematical models from his Princeton education to create the collaborative filtering algorithm
Mark Zuckerberg (Meta) - Used statistical analysis from his Harvard studies to develop the first retail recommendation engine
Sundar Pichai (Google) - Applied his Stanford mathematics research to create the first e-commerce predictive analytics system
Satya Nadella (Microsoft) - Leveraged his electrical engineering background to develop the first mathematical retail personalization tools