Which failed 1990s retail product launch was criticized for appropriating Native American folklore with claims that its AI technology could 'channel ancestral wisdom' for personalized shopping?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired retail branding and product launches. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren from Greek mythology, brands often leverage ancient stories to connect with consumers. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous retail failure that involved mythological elements in its marketing campaign, creating an intriguing case study of when ancient symbolism clashes with modern consumer expectations.

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Oracle's 'Spirit Guide' virtual shopping assistant
IBM's 'Tribal Knowledge' retail kiosk system
Microsoft's 'Totem' personalized retail recommendation engine
Apple's 'Dreamcatcher' in-store experience platform