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By Anirban Ghoshal Amazon Web Services (AWS) is moving some features of its generative AI application-building service, Amazon Bedrock, to general availability, the company said on Tuesday. These features include guardrails for AI, a model evaluation tool, and new large language models (LLMs). The guardrails for AI feature, named Guardrails for Amazon Bedrock, was showcased last year and has been in preview since. Guardrails for Amazon Bedrock, which appears as a wizard inside Bedrock, can be used to block up to 85% of harmful content, the company said, adding that it can be used on fine-tuned...
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By Anirban Ghoshal Amazon Web Services (AWS) has slowly and silently phased out its Snowmobile service—an offering launched at its annual AWS re:Invent conference in 2016 to help enterprises move data from their on-premises servers to the cloud provider’s data centers to accelerate their migration to the public cloud. The Snowmobile service, essentially an eighteen-wheel truck and trailer or “big rig” with 100 petabyte data storage and network connectivity, was commissioned by AWS then-CEO Andy Jassy (now CEO of Amazon) to help enterprises who wanted to transfer vast amounts of data, measured ...
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By Matt Asay Recently Redis changed its license, and mountains of misinformation have followed, not to mention a fork driven by trillion-dollar cloud company AWS. Among that misinformation is Steven J. Vaughn-Nicols’ earnest but incorrect declaration that the Redis change “means developers can no longer use Redis’ code.” This is simply not true. For 99.9999999999999% of developers, their rights under the license remain exactly the same as they would under the most permissive of open source licenses. What it does mean is that trillion-dollar cloud companies like AWS can no longer take Redis’s c...
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By Matt Asay Last week MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria likened present-day AI to the “dial-up phase of the internet era.” He’s not wrong. I recently suggested we’re in the “awkward toddler phase” of generative AI (genAI). It’s full of excitement (“her first step!”), but straightforward tasks are clumsy, like basic math. Yet in some areas, the future of generative AI is happening right now. One area is coding assistants such as Amazon CodeWhisperer. Sure, you’ve heard anecdotal stories that someone built a complex banking application for their Fortune 100 bank in two minutes with a command prompt, b...
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