Amazon has introduced AI-generated images in its US online shopping search to visually illustrate product concepts and improve search accuracy. These images are not of actual products but serve to guide customers who may not know exact product terms, such as "cowl neck" or "rattan." Selecting an AI image refines search results to better match shopper intent. This feature complements Amazon's existing AI tools like review summaries and Alexa for Shopping, though some users express concern over potential confusion since the images do not represent real inventory.
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Amazon appointed Kevin Mandia, founder and former CEO of cybersecurity firm Mandiant, to its board of directors. Mandia, recognized for his expertise in combating cyber threats, sold Mandiant to Google for $5.4 billion in 2022 and recently launched a...
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