This is a notable shift for the US tech major, which has traditionally discouraged its employees from using external AI tools ...

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Last month, Amazon announced that it'd launch a new AI-powered chatbot, Rufus, inside the Amazon Shopping app for Android and iOS. After a few days' delay, the company began to roll out Rufus to ...

Now, Amazon says all shoppers in the U.S. can try it after testing the chatbot across “tens of millions of questions.” First announced in February, the AI chatbot has been trained on Amazon ...

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in part because it provides a way to organize Amazon’s chaos. Maybe “Interests” captures some of that? Rufus, the most visible of the bunch, is both a “chatbot, why not?” AI-boom feature ...

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It comes alongside advancements like AI-generated review summaries and upgrades to its existing AI chatbot, Rufus, and Amazon’s personal assistant tool, Alexa. Amazon announced an upgraded ...

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