Artificial Intelligence
Serve live, governed data in AI-built apps with Amazon Quick
With Live Data in Apps in Amazon Quick, AI-built apps query your governed Quick Sight datasets in real time instead of static, build-time snapshots. Each query runs as the person viewing the app, so row-level and column-level security apply per reader. Learn how to build, publish, and share a live-data app using natural language.
Build agent memory with NVIDIA NeMo Agent Toolkit and Amazon S3 Vectors
Learn how to use Amazon S3 Vectors as the persistent memory layer within the NVIDIA NeMo Agent Toolkit (NAT), deployed on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). This post shows how NAT’s memory subsystem works and how to implement Amazon S3 Vectors as a custom memory provider, using a multi-agent investment research use case.
Uplifting conversion across the acquisition funnel with personalization using contextual bandits on AWS
Generative AI makes it cheap to produce personalized content at scale, but which variation do you show each customer? Amazon Payments used a multi-objective contextual bandit on Amazon SageMaker AI to personalize an acquisition funnel, achieving a high single-digit conversion lift for one audience, and learning why content, not the model, was the constraint.
Building ambient agents with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore: From event-driven signals to human-in-the-loop workflows
Ambient agents respond to events such as an Amazon S3 upload, a schedule, or an alert instead of waiting for a chat prompt. This post walks through building framework-agnostic ambient agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore using Amazon SQS, AWS Lambda, and Amazon DynamoDB, with a single ask_human tool and a Jobs page for human-in-the-loop review.
Implementing Multi-Environment Access for Claude Platform on AWS
Learn how to configure secure, multi-environment access to Claude Platform on AWS from a single subscription: cross-account SigV4 for AWS workloads, workspace-scoped API keys for developers, and OIDC federation for external environments, with workspace-level isolation in a dedicated AI Services account.
Simplify dashboard drill-down with the Amazon Quick Sight hierarchy filter
Amazon Quick Sight is a fully managed, cloud-native business intelligence (BI) capability for building and publishing interactive dashboards. The new hierarchy filter gives dashboard authors rich, multi-level filtering in a single compact control, reducing clutter and guiding readers to the data they need in fewer steps.
How uniopen customized Amazon Nova to their retail moderation policies for production deployment
See how uniopen, a retail platform from Taiwan’s Uni-President Enterprises Group, adapted Amazon Nova 2 Lite to its content-moderation policies using supervised fine-tuning in Amazon SageMaker AI and prompt optimization. Business-relevant evaluation and release gates kept quality in check.
Query claims in natural language with Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases
This technical how-to builds a conversational claims assistant on Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases that answers natural-language questions with citations. It covers ingesting claim documents from Amazon S3, querying with the AgenticRetrieveStream API, multi-turn follow-ups, metadata filters, and contextual grounding guardrails.
Build a multi-agent music production pipeline on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime Instances
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime Instances gives multi-agent workflows AWS managed EC2 infrastructure with GPUs, persistent volumes, and multi-day sessions. In this post, we deploy a three-agent music production pipeline where the agents colocate on one GPU instance, share a filesystem, and hand work to each other to produce a finished track.
Amazon Bedrock expands Claude model availability to in-country inferencing in India
Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5, Claude Sonnet 5, and Claude Haiku 4.5 are now available in India through Amazon Bedrock geographic cross-Region inference. You can access these models while processing data within the India Regions, and get started from the Amazon Bedrock console or with the Messages, InvokeModel, and Converse APIs.









