Almost the majority of tech giants have started to unearth what generative artificial intelligence (AI) has to offer to them.
In his latest announcement, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy confirmed that the company is taking huge strides to discover more secrets in building AI-powered apps.
The tech boss expects this development to improve the overall customer experience around Amazon Web Services.
Amazon Bets Big on Generative AI
With the popularity of generative AI, Amazon doesn't want to miss out on the moment to build apps that can help enhance customers' experience.
As Seeking Alpha reported on Thursday, Aug. 3, Jassy shared during the latest earnings call that every division on Amazon is doing its best to come up with a new generative AI project.
According to Jassy, the company is looking forward to enhancing what it could offer to its customers.
"But while we will build a number of these applications ourselves, most will be built by other companies, and we're optimistic that the largest number of these will be built on [Amazon Web Services]. Remember, the core of AI is data. People want to bring generative AI models to the data, not the other way around," Jassy explained.
With the generative AI apps, AWS will likely hit its goal of improving the services for the customers, per The Verge's report.
The AWS CodeWhisperer system, a new AI-focused system will help the developers on their workflows by simply laying out suggestions for codes that are accessible in the code editor.
Jassy also anticipates that the e-commerce giant will continue to move forward as the organization learns how to use generative AI effectively in consumer-focused tasks.
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Amazon Considers AI as Significant Investment
With the tech titan now focused on bringing more AI-powered tools to fruition, Jassy notes that it's always Amazon's aim to efficiently run the operations for the end-users.
According to a report by Engadget, Jassy believes that this lies true for the advertising business. As each division works hard to pursue the common goal of training AI into a more useful component, Andy thinks that investing in such technology is the main focus.
With every stuff on the internet tackling AI chatbots, Amazon needs to catch up with the hype. On September 20, the company will present new devices designed to help consumers. This could be the perfect time for the Seattle firm to showcase its AI-powered products to the public.
In late July, Amazon Web Services brought a set of AI products focused on healthcare solutions. Additionally, the platform also foresaw that Agents for Bedrock, the chatbot tools will be crucial for the stability of the business when it comes to handling customers and their concerns.
With this, Amazon hopes that AWS will be a superior element in the field of generative AI. The first step might not be easy, but with its cloud-computing prowess, Amazon will thrive against tech giants with a longer experience in using AI tools.
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