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Build a secure enterprise application with Generative AI and RAG using Amazon SageMaker JumpStart

AWS Machine Learning Blog

With generative AI on AWS, you can reinvent your applications, create entirely new customer experiences, and improve overall productivity. You can use this post as a reference to build secure enterprise applications in the Generative AI domain using AWS services. An Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket.

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Build a contextual text and image search engine for product recommendations using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon OpenSearch Serverless

AWS Machine Learning Blog

We detail the steps to use an Amazon Titan Multimodal Embeddings model to encode images and text into embeddings, ingest embeddings into an OpenSearch Service index, and query the index using the OpenSearch Service k-nearest neighbors (k-NN) functionality. Virginia) and US West (Oregon) AWS Regions.

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

AWS Machine Learning Blog

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. aws s3 cp $BUILD_ROOT/model.tar.gz $S3_PATH !bash

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Talk to your slide deck using multimodal foundation models hosted on Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker – Part 2

AWS Machine Learning Blog

We used AWS services including Amazon Bedrock , Amazon SageMaker , and Amazon OpenSearch Serverless in this solution. In this series, we use the slide deck Train and deploy Stable Diffusion using AWS Trainium & AWS Inferentia from the AWS Summit in Toronto, June 2023 to demonstrate the solution.

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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.”

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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.”

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Semantic image search for articles using Amazon Rekognition, Amazon SageMaker foundation models, and Amazon OpenSearch Service

AWS Machine Learning Blog

It also relies on the images in the repository being tagged correctly, which can also be automated (for a customer success story, refer to Aller Media Finds Success with KeyCore and AWS ). Using the k-nearest neighbors (k-NN) algorithm, you define how many images to return in your results.