The e-commerce giant is accusing Perplexity of committing computer fraud by failing to disclose when the tool called Comet is shopping on a real person’s behalf, in violation of Amazon’s terms of service, according to the complaint in San Francisco federal court. It's a confusing case and Bloomberg’s Matt Day explains it on "Bloomberg Tech."
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02:41 - Stop Killing Games UK debate
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06:20 - Apple making budget Macbook
07:00 - Amazon sues Perplexity
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