Amazon now requires third-party sellers to label any product images or videos featuring AI-generated people, following a new New York law that demands disclosure when synthetic performers replace human actors in ads. This policy aims to increase transparency and prevent misleading content, with sellers needing to tag such media with specific metadata before uploading. The rule excludes AI-altered real people or fictional characters and will include visible indicators on Amazon listings. This move reflects broader trends as states and platforms push for clearer AI content labeling amid rising use of AI in advertising and e-commerce.
Recent U.S. economic data shows cooling inflation and resilient consumer spending, easing concerns and shifting Wall Street's focus to Q2 earnings from major tech companies like Alphabet, Tesla, and IBM. These earnings will provide insight into AI sp...
Big Tech companies like Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are accelerating AI revenue growth but facing financial challenges as capital expenditures (capex) rise faster than operating cash flow. The company with the highest capex in 2026 has turned...
Amazon and Walmart held overlapping summer sales that attracted 93% of U.S. adult shoppers, up from 135 million the previous year. However, average spending per customer dropped significantly at both retailers, with Amazon's average falling from $360...
Microsoft's Xbox is testing an ad-supported model for streaming games users already own, aiming to make gaming more affordable. Meanwhile, Amazon is integrating its Luna cloud gaming service into Prime Video, increasing its visibility to Prime subscr...
Amazon is overhauling its Prime Video streaming service to prominently feature its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, following founder Jeff Bezos's directive. The new project, called Lighthouse, aims to showcase Amazon's AI advancements to o...
