Amazon Augmented AI Launches Delete Human Task UI Capability

Posted on: Aug 17, 2020

Amazon Augmented AI (Amazon A2I) makes it easy to build the workflows required for human review of machine learning predictions such as predictions from Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Translate, Amazon Comprehend, or Amazon SageMaker. You now have the capability to delete HumanTaskUI using Amazon A2I. A HumanTaskUI resource defines the HTML template used to render the worker UI and tools for human review tasks. You can start using this feature by visiting the Worker task templates section on the Amazon A2I console, choose the worker template you would like to delete and click on the delete button. You can also use DeleteHumanTaskUI API to delete the task UI resources. After you delete a task UI, the task UI no longer appears on the Worker task templates section on the Amazon Augmented AI console. After deleting, if you use the task UI name as input to the API operations DescribeHumanTaskUi or DeleteHumanTaskUi, Amazon A2I will return a ResourceNotFound error. Any existing human loops will not be impacted, but you will no longer be able to start new human loops for deleted human task UI. To delete human loops or Flow definition, read more here.   

This feature is available in all AWS regions where the Amazon A2I service is available: US East 1 (N. Virginia), US East 2 (Ohio), US West 2 (Oregon), Canada Central (Montreal), EU Central (Frankfurt), EU West 1 (Ireland), EU West 2 (London), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Asia Pacific (Seoul) and Asia Pacific (Mumbai).

For video presentations, sample Jupyter notebooks or information about use cases like document processing, content moderation, sentiment analysis, text translation, object detection and others see Amazon A2I resources page. For documentation head to Using Amazon Augmented AI for Human Review. To learn more about how to creating worker UI’s read Create a Worker UI. See Create and Start a Human loop for details on how to start a human loop.