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Intelligent document processing (IDP) refers to the automated extraction, classification, and processing of data from various document formats—both structured and unstructured. Within the IDP landscape, key information extraction (KIE) serves as a fundamental component, enabling systems to identify and extract critical data points from documents with minimal human intervention. Organizations across diverse sectors—including financial services,…

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a powerful approach for building generative AI applications by providing foundation models (FMs) access to additional, relevant data. This approach improves response accuracy and transparency while avoiding the potential cost and complexity of FM training or fine-tuning. Many customers use Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases to help implement RAG workflows. You…

As organizations increasingly adopt foundation models (FMs) for their artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) workloads, managing large-scale inference operations efficiently becomes crucial. Amazon Bedrock supports two general types of large-scale inference patterns: real-time inference and batch inference for use cases that involve processing massive datasets where immediate results aren’t necessary. Amazon Bedrock batch inference…

Training and deploying large AI models requires advanced distributed computing capabilities, but managing these distributed systems shouldn’t be complex for data scientists and machine learning (ML) practitioners. The newly released command line interface (CLI) and software development kit (SDK) for Amazon SageMaker HyperPod simplify how you can use the service’s distributed training and inference capabilities….

Some up-and-comers are pushing to make agents that can actually place wagers instead of just supplying tips, but the field is off to a rough start. Tom Fleetham formerly worked as the head of business development for a blockchain platform called Zilliqa that experimented with an AI gambling agent called Ava, focused on picking horse…