Daily Tech Headlines Amazon Bazaar Launches In Asian, African, Latin American Markets - DTH
Nov 8, 2025
Amazon introduces Bazaar, a budget shopping app targeting markets in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, featuring under $10 items and quick delivery. Multiple lawsuits claim ChatGPT has contributed to mental health crises, raising serious concerns over its impact. Moonshot unveils Kimi K2 Thinking, aiming at affordable AI solutions. Meanwhile, Tesla shareholders approve Elon Musk's hefty pay package, and the Congressional Budget Office confirms a significant hack that raises security alarms.
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Amazon Launches Low-Cost Bazaar
- Amazon launched a separate low-cost app, Amazon Bazaar, targeting Asia, Africa, and Latin America with most items under $10.
- It mirrors Amazon Hall's model while offering multi-language support, reviews, and standard payments for local markets.
Lawsuits Allege ChatGPT Caused Crises
- Seven lawsuits in California claim ChatGPT led to suicides and mental health crises after users accessed GPT-4.0.
- OpenAI is reviewing filings and highlighted existing safety tools like crisis interventions and teen parental controls.
Moonshot Releases Agentic Kimi K2 Model
- Moonshot released Kimi K2 Thinking, claiming autonomous use of 200–300 tools and superior agentic task performance to ChatGPT.
- The model reportedly cost about $4.6 million to train and follows rapid Chinese AI development despite export limits.