Phrase Improves Data Quality for Authentic Content Localization Using Generative AI and AWS

Using AWS, ODILO developed a global education solution. ODILO started in 2011 as a resource library and has since expanded to offer an innovative solution to increase the reach of education and minimize the negative impacts on the environment. The company needed scalability and agility to build its solution, adapt to user needs, and expand into new regions. Using over 40 AWS services, including Amazon Personalize for individual content curating, ODILO saves 12,000 hectares of forest each year, provides educational resources to 170 million users across 52 countries, and teaches sustainability.

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Prodigy Education wanted to increase developer autonomy and enhance the reliability and scalability of its gamed-based learning offering. In 2019, the company migrated to Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), a managed Kubernetes service to run Kubernetes on Amazon Web Services (AWS). By migrating to Amazon EKS and using open-source tools, Prodigy Education boosted staff productivity, increased the reliability of its games, saved on compute costs, and improved scalability.

Dr. Michael Snyder, Ph.D., professor and chair of genetics for Stanford University’s School of Medicine, delivered a keynote address as part of the AWS Public Sector Summit Online 2021 where he detailed how his team developed a smartwatch app to alert users when their bodies show signs of fighting an infection up to 10 days before they’re even aware of symptoms.