{"id":15630,"date":"2025-09-02T21:02:30","date_gmt":"2025-09-02T21:02:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/demo4.dedicatedhost247.com\/newstime\/amazons-lens-live-ai-shops-for-anything-you-can-see\/"},"modified":"2025-09-02T21:02:30","modified_gmt":"2025-09-02T21:02:30","slug":"amazons-lens-live-ai-shops-for-anything-you-can-see","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/demo4.dedicatedhost247.com\/newstime\/amazons-lens-live-ai-shops-for-anything-you-can-see\/","title":{"rendered":"Amazon’s Lens Live AI shops for anything you can see"},"content":{"rendered":"


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Amazon will now let you shop for products by pointing your camera at them. On Thursday, the company announced Lens Live<\/a>, a new feature that uses your camera to scan things in the environment around you, while surfacing matching product listings.<\/p>\n

This feature, which is only rolling out to the Amazon Shopping app on iOS for now, lets you pan your camera around a room or focus on a specific product. Amazon says Lens Live will use an object detection model to identify the products shown on your camera in real-time, and then compare them against the billions of products on its marketplace.<\/p>\n

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Once it finds similar items, Lens Live will display them in a swipeable carousel, where it will also show options to add products to your cart or wishlist. It sounds like Amazon\u2019s take on Google\u2019s Gemini Live<\/a>, an AI-powered assistant that similarly lets you scan things in your environment and ask questions about them. The difference is that Amazon\u2019s AI tool puts a big \u201cbuy\u201d button on everything you see.<\/p>\n

Lens Live also integrates Amazon\u2019s AI assistant Rufus<\/a> to summarize product descriptions and answer questions about them. The feature builds upon the existing capabilities of Amazon\u2019s visual search features, which let you search<\/a> for products by uploading an image, scanning a barcode, or snapping a picture in the Amazon Shopping app. Amazon plans on bringing Lens Live to more customers in the \u201ccoming weeks.\u201d<\/p>\n


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