Amazon is launching a new AI-powered selling assistant code-named “Project Amelia” to help sellers navigate the nuances of e-commerce, using generative artificial intelligence to answer questions and provide guidance.

Amazon sellers now have access to an AI assistant designed to help grow their business by answering questions about their metrics, and later, helping to

Amazon.com Inc. today announced it’s rolling out a generative artificial intelligence assistant dubbed Project Amelia for independent sellers to provide answers, advice and tools to boost their productivity and sales.

Amazon has launched an AI-powered chatbot service to assist online merchants manage their businesses. Codenamed Project Amelia, it builds on generative AI technology to answer a range of questions, from how to prepare for the holiday shopping season to suggesting the wording of product listings.

Amazon is launching a new AI-powered assistant to help third-party sellers overcome e-commerce difficulties. As confirmed by the company on Thursday at the Accelerate seller conference in Seattle, Amelia is an “all-in-one, generative-AI-based selling expert,” tasked with customer support in areas such as inventories, supply chains, and data.

The retail giant is also releasing an AI video generator for making product ads and a chatbot assistant for third-party sellers.

Amazon will use generative AI to speed up the advertising process for sellers. The platform will give sellers AI-powered tools to generate scripts, select music, add voiceovers, and even help edits the videos with recommendations.

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