Amazon is launching an AI-powered tool, 'Ask This Book', to enhance the reading experience for Kindle users by providing in-depth information about the book's content.

Amazon is taking AI to its Kindle users with a new helpful tool called Ask this book which as the name suggests will offer inputs by browsing the internet and give you the details. There might have ...

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Amazon's “Ask this Book” feature helps readers remember characters and plot points. It's now available on iPhone in the U.S., ...

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Amazon recently launched Ask This Book (ATB), a new feature available to Kindle iOS app users. The tool leverages AI and ...

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