Saving even a few keystrokes is worth quite a bit to enterprise developers, and to assist with that, Amazon Tuesday rolled ...

Amazon, building on ... out later on from the AI. So trusting an Amazon bot to shop for you? Pretty plausible. Eventually, every seller on a platform like Amazon may have to overhaul their ...

Now Amazon wants to build AI agents that will perform ... to make technology feel more human-like on billions of devices for video, voice and chat. Sid Sharma, vice president of developer ...

This is where Rufus becomes more like other generative AI ... on Amazon, though you are quite likely to see links to see some related items on the site anyway. Finally, you can also chat with ...

Alexa didn’t get a big splashy launch event, or come with a bunch of grand proclamations about being the future of anything. Instead, like a phone charger with a made-up name or a knockoff version of ...

Amazon feeds its large language models vast quantities of retail data. It says its AI agents might ... it will unlock. Like many tech companies, Amazon is looking beyond chat and turning its ...

Amazon is extending the availability of its AI-enabled shopping assistant, Rufus, to more markets in Europe and the Americas. The e-commerce giant has been widely considered to be playing catch-up ...

Amazon is infusing AI into a new facet of its online shopping experience with the release of its AI Shopping Guides. The new feature aims to take over the product research part of hunting for a ...

Amazon has a new shopping tool that uses AI to help customers quickly find products ... products down into specific categories by things like brand, use case (sport, gaming, students), or ...

And Amazon is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in carving out its niche in generative artificial intelligence (AI). Like everything else Amazon does, it's doing generative AI in a big way.

Amazon on Wednesday introduced the latest in a series of AI features and products aimed ... t just focus on consumers’ larger purchases, like a new TV, camping tent, kitchen appliance, or ...

Amazon announced on Wednesday the upcoming addition of new AI-powered package retrieval technology to its electric vehicle fleet. The vision-based tech is designed to help drivers prioritize packages.