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Use RAG for drug discovery with Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning - AI

Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock allows you to build performant and customized Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) applications on top of AWS and third-party vector stores using both AWS and third-party models. RAG is a popular technique that combines the use of private data with large language models (LLMs).

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Vitech uses Amazon Bedrock to revolutionize information access with AI-powered chatbot

AWS Machine Learning - AI

In this blog, we walkthrough the architectural components, evaluation criteria for the components selected by Vitech and the process flow of user interaction within VitechIQ. The following diagram shows the solution architecture. Alternatively, open-source technologies like Langchain can be used to orchestrate the end-to-end flow.

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Building scalable, secure, and reliable RAG applications using Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning - AI

As successful proof-of-concepts transition into production, organizations are increasingly in need of enterprise scalable solutions. However, to unlock the long-term success and viability of these AI-powered solutions, it is crucial to align them with well-established architectural principles.

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Build a contextual chatbot application using Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning - AI

One way to enable more contextual conversations is by linking the chatbot to internal knowledge bases and information systems. Integrating proprietary enterprise data from internal knowledge bases enables chatbots to contextualize their responses to each user’s individual needs and interests.

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Announcing Cloudera’s Enterprise Artificial Intelligence Partnership Ecosystem

Cloudera

At our recent Evolve Conference in New York we were extremely excited to announce our founding AI ecosystem partners: Amazon Web Services (“AWS“), NVIDIA, and Pinecone. In the AMP, Pinceone’s vector database uses these knowledge bases to imbue context into chatbot responses, ensuring useful outputs.

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How to Achieve Multi-Cloud Visibility

Kentik

Regardless of the exact “whys,” adoption of cloud architectures doesn’t happen in a vacuum. And so, whenever we talk about “multi-cloud” architectures, we should also consider “hybrid-cloud” architectures — these two scenarios go hand-in-hand when we take a holistic look at an organization’s network infrastructure.

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The Good and the Bad of Databricks Lakehouse Platform

Altexsoft

The relatively new storage architecture powering Databricks is called a data lakehouse. To dive deeper into details, read our article Data Lakehouse: Concept, Key Features, and Architecture Layers. These improvements become possible due to the core components of the Databricks architecture — Delta Lake and Unity Catalog.