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Amazon Launches New AI Shopping Tool in US

Amazon launches new AWS incident reporting tool, and not a second too late

Amazon has launched a new incident report generation tool in CloudWatch, allowing customers to quickly build post-incident analysis reports. The company announced the new feature in a blog post Wednesday, failing to mention that just days ago half the internet didn't work due to a massive AWS outage.

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Amazon launches new AI shopping tool in US for the indecisive

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Amazon's New AI Shopping Tool 'Help Me Decide' Will Assist You in Choosing What to Buy

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Not sure what to buy? Amazon's latest shopping tool can help you decide - here's how it works

Amazon has announced a new tool called "Help Me Decide" that assists you in finding the perfect product for your needs.

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Amazon rolls out AI tool that picks "best" product for you

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Amazon Adds New 'Help Me Decide' AI Tool to Suggest a Product for Indecisive Customers

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Amazon Testing New Warehouse Robots and AI Tools for Workers

Amazon.com is building an e-commerce fulfillment business where humans are more efficient and less necessary, thanks to artificial intelligence and robots.

How Amazon’s new AI tool can help you save

Don’t check out just yet. Amazon’s AI tool, Rufus, might have a better deal waiting. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks with a shopping expert about how Rufus could save you money.

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Amazon’s New Help Me Decide Button Will Make You Pick the Right Product

Amazon has introduced a new Help Me Decide AI tool to help its buyers simplify the shopping experience on its platform.

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Amazon internal review found its AI tool Q fell 'significantly' behind rivals on accuracy in its first year

Amazon's AI productivity tool Q Business faced significant accuracy challenges in its first year, leading to customer complaints and service updates.

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Metagenomi taps Amazon's custom chips to develop gene-editing tools

Biotech firm Metagenomi said it is using artificial intelligence chips from Amazon.com's cloud computing unit to power some of its work in developing gene-editing technologies.