Amazon Starfish: Using AI to Create Ultimate Source of Product Info - Business Insider
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The secret initiative aims to scour the web for product data and images, and use that to improve product listings on Amazon's giant marketplace
Fishermen salvaging starfish and preparing them for shipping to seafood markets in China. Oriental Image via Reuters Connect Amazon has a new ambition for its giant online marketplace, and it's using generative AI to execute the vision. The company is already the largest e-commerce platform in the Western world, selling millions of products itself and supporting millions of third-party merchants who offer even more items through the platform and its warehouse and logistics network. That's not enough for Amazon, though. Recently, the company has been expanding its marketplace in new ways.…
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