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This post is co-written by Danilo Tommasina and Andrei Voinov from Thomson Reuters. Thomson Reuters (TR) is one of the world’s most trusted information organizations for businesses and professionals. TR provides companies with the intelligence, technology, and human expertise they need to find trusted answers, enabling them to make betterContinue Reading

Generating image descriptions is a common requirement for applications across many industries. One common use case is tagging images with descriptive metadata to improve discoverability within an organization’s content repositories. Ecommerce platforms also use automatically generated image descriptions to provide customers with additional product details. Descriptive image captions also improveContinue Reading

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a state-of-the-art approach to building question answering systems that combines the strengths of retrieval and generative language models. RAG models retrieve relevant information from a large corpus of text and then use a generative language model to synthesize an answer based on the retrieved information.Continue Reading

Several factors can make remediating security findings challenging. First, the sheer volume and complexity of findings can overwhelm security teams, leading to delays in addressing critical issues. Findings often require a deep understanding of AWS services and configurations and require many cycles for validation, making it more difficult for lessContinue Reading

At AWS, we are transforming our seller and customer journeys by using generative artificial intelligence (AI) across the sales lifecycle. We envision a future where AI seamlessly integrates into our teams’ workflows, automating repetitive tasks, providing intelligent recommendations, and freeing up time for more strategic, high-value interactions. Our field organizationContinue Reading

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a state-of-the-art approach to building question answering systems that combines the strengths of retrieval and foundation models (FMs). RAG models first retrieve relevant information from a large corpus of text and then use a FM to synthesize an answer based on the retrieved information. AnContinue Reading