Amazon has started testing another AI-powered feature called “Buy for Me,” which allows the e-commerce company to make purchases for you from other websites. Specifically, from the actual website of a buy-from-dell-stocknews-com/” title=”Discover the Top 3 Tech Stocks with Low P/E Ratios to … from DELL- StockNews.com”>brand you’re looking looking up. The experience is built into the Amazon app. When you search for an item from a particular brand, you may see a section of results labeled “Shop brand sites directly” separate from the results you’ll get from Amazon and its third-party sellers.
The company didn’t say whether it’s getting a commission from your purchases made through the experimental feature, but that’s probably the end goal for it. For now, the feature is still in beta and will only be available to a subset of customers on the US on its iOS and Amazon apps. The test will also only feature a limited number of brand stores and products for now. Just a few days ago, Amazon also released an AI-powered feature called “Interests,” which can process prompts in every day language related to your, well, interests. You can, for instance, type in “Brewing tools and gadgets for coffee lovers” to get relevant notifications for Amazon’s deals and offerings.
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