AWS re:Invent 2023 - Accelerate generative AI application development with Amazon Bedrock (AIM337)

Generative AI has the potential to transform how companies build applications and engage customers by enabling more intuitive, conversational experiences. In this session, learn how to utilize Amazon Bedrock’s serverless experience to quickly build and scale generative AI applications with a choice of leading foundation models, while maintaining security and privacy. See how you can privately customize models with your own data to deliver differentiated experiences to your customers. See a demo of the end-to-end developer experience and the broad capabilities of Amazon Bedrock.
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[@pavanchebrolu3529]

this is one of the best sessions., great content covered within the time given

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you ☁️ 💻

[@nitingaur1707]

Just curious....why can't customer can simply call a cancel API, if backend service allows cancellation it will cancel order or else will throw the message that it can't cancel. I don't understand the need to query a chat-bot and then connecting to a support agent.

[@mokeeiswatching]

Yes. This is generally an automated process. Especially, if the user has already logged in. The only valid use case I can think of where a chat bot will be useful is if the specific order to be cancelled is not specified explicitly but is obvious from the context provided as part of the prompt/conversation.

[@tonyg3923]

Pronouns in the slide. Wild