Amazon gives brands more control over AI shopping conversations

eMarketer’s Rachel Wolff reports that Amazon is letting brands shape how its AI shopping assistant describes and recommends their products during conversational search.

Why it matters. Brands that get a say in AI-generated shopping answers gain leverage over a discovery layer that otherwise sits entirely outside their control.

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