A US appeals court overturns a ruling that had temporarily barred Perplexity from using its agentic shopping tools on Amazon's platform
THE SO WHAT
A federal appeals court greenlighting agentic shopping tools on Amazon’s platform is a signal that, at least for now, courts are hesitant to block AI intermediaries in commerce. If you run marketplaces or large catalogs, assume third-party agents will sit between you and the customer—design APIs, attribution, and policy with that in mind.
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