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Build and deploy a UI for your generative AI applications with AWS and Python

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Traditionally, building frontend and backend applications has required knowledge of web development frameworks and infrastructure management, which can be daunting for those with expertise primarily in data science and machine learning. Choose the us-east-1 AWS Region from the top right corner. Choose Manage model access.

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Run small language models cost-efficiently with AWS Graviton and Amazon SageMaker AI

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AWS has always provided customers with choice. In terms of hardware choice, in addition to NVIDIA GPUs and AWS custom AI chips, CPU-based instances represent (thanks to the latest innovations in CPU hardware) an additional choice for customers who want to run generative AI inference, like hosting small language models and asynchronous agents.

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Revolutionizing knowledge management: VW’s AI prototype journey with AWS

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Using the PACE-Way (an Amazon-based development approach), the team developed a time-boxed prototype over a maximum of 6 weeks, which included a full stack solution with frontend and UX, backed by specialist expertise, such as data science, tailored for VW’s needs.

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Enhance your Amazon Redshift cloud data warehouse with easier, simpler, and faster machine learning using Amazon SageMaker Canvas

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Conventional ML development cycles take weeks to many months and requires sparse data science understanding and ML development skills. Business analysts’ ideas to use ML models often sit in prolonged backlogs because of data engineering and data science team’s bandwidth and data preparation activities.

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Monitor AWS Sagemaker model using IBM Watson OpenScale

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Introduction This article shows how to monitor a model deployed on AWS Sagemaker for quality, bias and explainability, using IBM Watson OpenScale on the IBM Cloud Pak for Data platform. This article shows how to use the endpoint generated from that tutorial to demonstrate how to monitor the AWS deployment with Watson OpenScale.

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Supercharge your auto scaling for generative AI inference – Introducing Container Caching in SageMaker Inference

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Today at AWS re:Invent 2024, we are excited to announce the new Container Caching capability in Amazon SageMaker, which significantly reduces the time required to scale generative AI models for inference. Container Caching addresses this scaling challenge by pre-caching the container image, eliminating the need to download it when scaling up.

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Introducing Fast Model Loader in SageMaker Inference: Accelerate autoscaling for your Large Language Models (LLMs) – part 1

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Today at AWS re:Invent 2024, we are excited to announce a new capability in Amazon SageMaker Inference that significantly reduces the time required to deploy and scale LLMs for inference using LMI: Fast Model Loader. To reduce the time it takes to download and load the container image, SageMaker now supports container caching.

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