The Decoder reports that a US appeals court overturned Amazon’s injunction against Perplexity’s AI shopping agents. The court reportedly held that users, rather than Perplexity, are the parties accessing Amazon. The decision is presented as the first federal appellate ruling on whether AI agents may lawfully operate online platforms on behalf of users. If the report’s characterization is accurate, the case could influence how platforms define automated access, assign responsibility for agent actions, and govern third-party AI assistants. The supplied report does not include the court, case number, full opinion, or detailed legal reasoning.
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