Category: Amazon Bedrock

Organizations are continuously seeking ways to use their proprietary knowledge and domain expertise to gain a competitive edge. With the advent of foundation models (FMs) and their remarkable natural language processing capabilities, a new opportunity has emerged to unlock the value of their data assets. As organizations strive to deliver personalized experiences to customers using […]

In this post, we demonstrate how we innovated to build a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) application with agentic workflow and a knowledge base on Amazon Bedrock. We implemented the RAG pipeline in a Slack chat-based assistant to empower the Amazon Twitch ads sales team to move quickly on new sales opportunities.

Bedrock multi-agent collaboration enables developers to build, deploy, and manage multiple specialized agents working together seamlessly to address increasingly complex business workflows. In this post, we show you how agentic workflows with Amazon Bedrock Agents can help accelerate this journey for research scientists with a natural language interface. We define an example analysis pipeline, specifically for lung cancer survival with clinical, genomics, and imaging modalities of biomarkers. We showcase a variety of specialized agents including a biomarker database analyst, statistician, clinical evidence researcher, and medical imaging expert in collaboration with a supervisor agent. We demonstrate advanced capabilities of agents for self-review and planning that help build trust with end users by breaking down complex tasks into a series of steps and showing the chain of thought to generate the final answer.

In this post, we illustrate the importance of generative AI in the collaboration between Tealium and the AWS Generative AI Innovation Center (GenAIIC) team by automating the following: 1/ Evaluating the retriever and the generated answer of a RAG system based on the Ragas Repository powered by Amazon Bedrock, 2/ Generating improved instructions for each question-and-answer pair using an automatic prompt engineering technique based on the Auto-Instruct Repository. An instruction refers to a general direction or command given to the model to guide generation of a response. These instructions were generated using Anthropic’s Claude on Amazon Bedrock, and 4/ Providing a UI for a human-based feedback mechanism that complements an evaluation system powered by Amazon Bedrock.

In this post, we illustrate how EBSCOlearning partnered with AWS Generative AI Innovation Center (GenAIIC) to use the power of generative AI in revolutionizing their learning assessment process. We explore the challenges faced in traditional question-answer (QA) generation and the innovative AI-driven solution developed to address them.

In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we explored ways to use the power of multimodal FMs such as Amazon Titan Multimodal Embeddings, Amazon Titan Text Embeddings, and Anthropic’s Claude 3 Sonnet. In this post, we compared the approaches from an accuracy and pricing perspective.

With trust as a cornerstone of AI adoption, we are excited to announce at AWS re:Invent 2024 new responsible AI tools, capabilities, and resources that enhance the safety, security, and transparency of our AI services and models and help support customers’ own responsible AI journeys.

At AWS re:Invent 2024, we are excited to introduce Amazon Bedrock Marketplace. This a revolutionary new capability within Amazon Bedrock that serves as a centralized hub for discovering, testing, and implementing foundation models (FMs). In this post, we discuss the advantages and capabilities of Amazon Bedrock Marketplace and Nemotron models, and how to get started.

In this post, we explore how to deploy AI models from SageMaker JumpStart and use them with Amazon Bedrock’s powerful features. Users can combine SageMaker JumpStart’s model hosting with Bedrock’s security and monitoring tools. We demonstrate this using the Gemma 2 9B Instruct model as an example, showing how to deploy it and use Bedrock’s advanced capabilities.

This post introduces the workflow of Amazon Bedrock Model Distillation. We first introduce the general concept of model distillation in Amazon Bedrock, and then focus on the important steps in model distillation, including setting up permissions, selecting the models, providing input dataset, commencing the model distillation jobs, and conducting evaluation and deployment of the student models after model distillation.