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How Druva used Amazon Bedrock to address foundation model complexity when building Dru, Druva’s backup AI copilot

AWS Machine Learning Blog

We tried different methods, including k-nearest neighbor (k-NN) search of vector embeddings, BM25 with synonyms , and a hybrid of both across fields including API routes, descriptions, and hypothetical questions. The FM resides in a separate AWS account and virtual private cloud (VPC) from the backend services.

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Build a multimodal social media content generator using Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning Blog

The whole process is shown in the following image: Implementation steps This solution has been tested in AWS Region us-east-1. Testing the Streamlit app in a SageMaker environment is intended for a temporary demo. To set up a JupyterLab space Sign in to your AWS account and open the AWS Management Console.

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Implement unified text and image search with a CLIP model using Amazon SageMaker and Amazon OpenSearch Service

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You can also use an AWS CloudFormation template by following the GitHub instructions to create a domain. By using an interface VPC endpoint (interface endpoint), the communication between your VPC and Studio is conducted entirely and securely within the AWS network. For demo purposes, we use approximately 1,600 products.

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Boosting RAG-based intelligent document assistants using entity extraction, SQL querying, and agents with Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Another driver behind RAG’s popularity is its ease of implementation and the existence of mature vector search solutions, such as those offered by Amazon Kendra (see Amazon Kendra launches Retrieval API ) and Amazon OpenSearch Service (see k-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) search in Amazon OpenSearch Service ), among others.

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How Foundation Models bolster programmatic labeling

Snorkel AI

So, we propose to do this sort of K-nearest-neighbors-type extension per source in the embedding space. For instance, if we have a labeling function for sentiment that fires on the words “awful” and “terrible,” then it’s not going to catch the word “horrible.” Thank you so much for having me.

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How Foundation Models bolster programmatic labeling

Snorkel AI

So, we propose to do this sort of K-nearest-neighbors-type extension per source in the embedding space. For instance, if we have a labeling function for sentiment that fires on the words “awful” and “terrible,” then it’s not going to catch the word “horrible.” Thank you so much for having me.