Amazon licenses AI shopping technology to retailers, signs Kate Spade parent Tapestry as early adopter
Amazon is licensing its AI shopping technology to retailers, with Tapestry being one of the first adopters. Tapestry has developed an application called 'Tell Rexy' that collects feedback from store associates, demonstrating the effectiveness of the technology. The collaboration aims to enhance retail operations through generative AI tools provided by AWS.
- ▪Amazon is packaging its generative AI tools for the retail sector through AWS.
- ▪Tapestry, the parent company of Kate Spade, has built an AI application called 'Tell Rexy' for store associates.
- ▪The app has collected nearly 30,000 pieces of feedback from employees in North American Coach locations.
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