The opportunity inside Amazon is huge. It spans many product groups. Sellers can reach customers everywhere global. Common ...

Amazon’s Rufus AI assistant is trained on the company’s vast catalog and product data to provide recommendations and answer questions for shoppers.

Amazon announced today the launch of an AI-powered shopping assistant it’s calling Rufus that’s been trained on the e-commerce giant’s product catalog as well as information from around the web.

Amazon's "Bend the Curve" program removes "unproductive" listings from its online marketplace. The initiative aims to clean up inactive or poor-selling items, while still growing product selection.

According to Amazon, Rufus draws on not only Amazon first-party data, including product catalog data, community Q&As and customer reviews, but “open information” and product reviews from ...

None of the items were made by Amazon, but they were available via its website until the retailer became aware of the recalls. Amazon subsequently contacted its affected customers and publicized the ...

Amazon has developed ML algorithms to determine the sort of packaging to use for a product. “If the product is fragile, then we will put in much more robust packaging. That's more expensive.

Amazon.com is using a decidedly unwired way to reach customers this holiday season: catalogs. The e-tail giant is distributing its Holiday 2000 Gift Book to its roughly 10 million customers ...

German or Austrian customers of online retailer Amazon who have questions about a product on offer can now turn to an AI-based shopping assistant that has been trained on the basis of the Amazon ...

Amazon’s AI Shopping Guides shopping feature is supposed to help customers quickly find what they need without wading through traditional product filters.