YouTube is partnering with Amazon to let eligible U.S. creators tag Amazon products directly in videos, Shorts, and live streams.

Twitch confirmed that it will use streamers’ channel content to train generative AI models across its parent company, Amazon. Creators who don’t want their content used can opt out through a new setting Twitch added after backlash.

Pinterest and Amazon Influencers have teamed up to allow select Pinterest creators to link their Amazon Storefronts directly to their profiles, making it easier to promote products and earn affiliate revenue.

Amazon is testing AI-generated audio summaries for select products in its Shopping app. Called Hear the Highlights, the feature reads product information aloud, drawing from reviews, product details, and other sources.

Amazon got rid of Inspire, its TikTok-style feed.

Amazon launched a new Amazon Creators app for Canva

Perplexity has introduced Perplexity Shopping, a new e-commerce feature currently available to U.S.-based Perplexity Pro subscribers

Amazon has updated Inspire, its shopping feed.

TikTok is testing a new integration with various third-party affiliate networks. It allows creators to add affiliate product links from Amazon, Walmart, Target, LTK, Rakuten, Impact, CJ, Expedia, Clickbank, Flexlink, and Temu.

Amazon has rolled out Collages for Storefronts, a new feature for creators in the Amazon Influencer Program.

Amazon has added a content scheduling feature for the Amazon Influencer Program.

Amazon Music has launched a new Topics feature for podcasts. This AI-powered feature displays topic tags relevant to a podcast episode beneath the episode description. When users click on a tag, it shows a list of episodes that discuss the same topic.