Mike Agerbo

Formula One is celebrating its 75th anniversary by handing the wheel to fans. In partnership with Amazon Web Services, F1 has launched the Real-Time Race Track experience—an online tool that lets users design custom tracks, simulate weather and strategy conditions, and generate personalized, AI-powered race posters. It’s a crossover between cutting-edge technology and the high-octane world of motorsport.

F1 and AWS Let Fans Design Their Own Race Tracks with Real-Time AI Tools Generate Key Takeaways Formula One is celebrating its 75th anniversary by handing the wheel to fans. In partnership with Amazon Web Services, F1 has launched the Real-Time Race Track experience—an online tool that lets users design custom tracks, simulate weather and strategy conditions, and generate personalized, AI-powered race posters.

If Machine Learning and Cloud Computing sound scary, you are not alone. Combined with daily developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI), there will be rapid changes in the skills we need and no longer need in the Canadian economy. But it’s more likely that your skill set will be replaced by someone who can operate these tools rather than the tools themselves. That’s why Amazon is stepping in to help Canadians develop these in-demand tech skills.