Amazon wants to power AI shopping assistants at other online stores.
The ecommerce giant is now selling access to the tech behind its Alexa for Shopping assistant, giving other retailers — like Kate Spade — abilty to build their own AI shopping chatbot. Amazon says its AI shopping interface can offer personalized recommendations with images and pricing, as well as answer store policy questions. [Link: How AWS is helping retailers build their own AI-powered shopping experiences | http…
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