AWS Public Sector Blog
Category: Generative AI
Accelerating workflows with generative AI: EPA’s document processing journey
In this post, we highlight how two United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) leaders are reimagining EPA’s mission delivery with intelligent document processing (IDP), powered by AWS.
Building an AI-powered scientific meeting transcription platform with AWS
In this post, we explore how to build a sophisticated meeting transcription and analysis platform using AWS services, designed specifically for the scientific community. Our solution combines the power of AWS Transcribe, Amazon Bedrock, and other Amazon Web Services (AWS) services to create an intelligent tool that transforms how researchers document and analyze their discussions.
How federal agency leaders are using AWS tools to improve efficiency
Federal agencies are using cloud-based tools to increase productivity, reduce resource use, and improve their ability to efficiently serve the public. This article highlights the pioneering leaders forging new paths into cloud-based government.
Pearson at AWS DC Summit 2025: Transforming education through AI-powered learning solutions
During the 2025 AWS Summit in Washington, DC keynote address, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Pearson showcased the strength of their expanded collaboration to accelerate the development of AI-powered, personalized learning solutions.
Macquarie University accelerates cloud transformation with AWS
Macquarie University today announced a significant advancement in its digital transformation journey, partnering with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to create a modern, cloud-first environment that will revolutionize its technology infrastructure and services delivery.
How Customs and Border Protection uses cloud-based technologies to protect the nation
United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is using cloud computing, generative AI and machine learning to secure US borders and address complex challenges. On a panel at the AWS Summit 2025 event in Washington, DC, two of CBP’s technology leaders discussed how the agency is combating border issues using cloud technology. In this post, we explore the key points and insights shared by the CBP technology leaders.
How public authorities can improve the freedom of information request process using Amazon Bedrock
Many public sector agencies consist of multiple departments, each with their own functions. This can introduce administrative delays when processing incoming requests due to challenges such as needing to manually route the ever-growing volume of paperwork to the correct destination. This blog explores how Amazon Bedrock can be used to address these challenges by classifying documents based on their key topics and appropriately distributing them. In particular, we will focus on improving the efficiency of the freedom of information (FOI) request process, but this solution can be applied to various public sector use cases.
Using generative AI to help dog owners make smarter health decisions
What if you could get trusted answers from a leading veterinary college, any time of day, from anywhere? That’s the idea behind Big Red Bark Chat, a generative AI-powered chatbot developed by the Cornell Richard P. Riney Canine Health Center (RCHC) at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, in collaboration with AWS.
Empowering educators in Türkiye with AI: Öğretmen Plus
Leading EdTech company Doping Hafıza is revolutionizing how teachers work through Öğretmen Plus, an Amazon Bedrock-powered solution. Öğretmen Plus is a social responsibility project aimed at reducing teachers’ workloads by making lesson planning more efficient and effective for more than one million K–12 teachers across Türkiye.
Unlocking the archive with generative AI: How The Chronicle of Higher Education built Chron with AWS
In this post, we explore how The Chronicle of Higher Education harnessed the power of generative AI and Amazon Bedrock to build Chron: a search assistant that unlocks the full value of The Chronicle’s rich archive for educators, administrators, and all higher-education professionals.









