Images are one of the most critical elements of effective ecommerce. On Amazon, customers have a lot of options right at their fingertips, and before they even click on a product, they will look at ...

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Amazon is looking to become a player in the generative AI game and also sell more products from ads. The online retailer’s new Amazon AI image generator lets you upload product photos and add ...

Amazon has hopped on the same bandwagon on which many major tech companies have hitched a ride this year by debuting its own image generator. AWS customers can now check out a preview of Titan Image ...

Amazon has officially launched the capability to generate AI-driven images on Fire TV devices. The feature is driven by Amazon’s Titan Image Generator, a technology unveiled during the AWS re:Invent ...

An Amazon product listing is incomplete without a set of mesmerizing images. As a seller, you can't just use stock images of your product to create desire. High-quality and stunning product images are ...

Titan Image Generator lets developers build AI image creation apps and adds invisible watermarking features. Titan Image Generator lets developers build AI image creation apps and adds invisible ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Amazon is going where every tech giant is headed — generative artificial intelligence in all its flavors. Following the announcement of its ...

Amazon is the latest company to release a text-to-image generator, joining other big tech companies such as OpenAI, Microsoft, and numerous start-ups that are all jumping on the AI-powered train.

For advertisers without a graphic design or creative team, this is a quick solution to spruce up images that would otherwise be a bore. For advertisers without a graphic design or creative team, this ...

Amazon’s controversial Rekognition computer vision technology is now being used to rid food sites of surprise dick pics. Well, in one case anyway. The London-based food delivery service Deliveroo has ...