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Amazon now wants sellers to tag photorealistic AI people in their listing images before upload. Here is what the rule says, how to do it, and how to keep it from becoming busywork on every listing. The 30-second version • What changed: If a product image or video shows a photorealistic, fully AI-generated person, you have to write the keyword contains-synthetic-performer into the file's metadata before you upload it to Amazon. • Why: A New York disclosure law, the first of

Case Study · Department Store · Visual Unification One Brand. One Look. Ten Thousand SKUs. How a major national retailer turned a patchwork of vendor imagery, mannequin shots, and content gaps into a unified, on-brand ecommerce experience. Powered by AI. 10,000+ SKUs unified visually The Challenge A major national department store had a content crisis hiding in plain sight. With over 10,000 SKUs per season sourced from hundreds of vendors, the product imagery across their eco

Today, we're announcing that Flock AI has raised a $6M Seed round led by Work-Bench, with participation from January Ventures, Red Bike Capital, Outlander VC, AI Furnace, and strategic angels. Total funding is now $7.5M. The Problem I spent years in merchandising and creative operations at Bloomingdale's and Walmart. I lived the problem: teams scrambling to produce enough imagery for expanding catalogs, fragmenting channels, and rising personalization expectations, while budg