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Build an AI-powered website assistant with Amazon Bedrock | Amazon Web Services

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By Shashank Jain, Jeff Li, Ranjith Kurumbaru Kandiyil
| Amazon Web Services
Artificial Intelligence Businesses face a growing challenge: customers need answers fast, but support teams are overwhelmed. Support documentation like product manuals and knowledge base articles typically require users to search through hundreds of pages, and support agents often run 20–30 customer queries per day to locate specific information. This post demonstrates how to solve this challenge by building an AI-powered website assistant using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases.
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Is the Future Jobless? Or Are We Entering the Biggest Productivity Boom?

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By Shashank Jain
| Medium
TL;DR: What’s really happening is a surge in productivity. AI can’t understand the evolving needs and aspirations of humans. Only humans can. Press enter or click to view image in full size When our ancestors discovered fire, it was the most revolutionary leap in millions of years. But did we stop there? The wheel came next, transforming how we moved and worked, reshaping almost everything about life. Yet over time, the world needed a lot more that a round thing rotating on its axis.
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Why Reinforcement Learning Is Like Sticking With Old Friends (and Supervised Learning Is...Not)

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By Shashank Jain
| Medium
Ever get that nagging feeling you're losing your touch? Like, you try to get better at one thing, and all of a sudden you can't remember how to do something else you used to crush? Yeah - turns out, computers can be like that too. Let's face it. Machine learning is *amazing*, but it can be a downright scatterbrain sometimes. We teach these models to recognize cats, then suddenly they forget frogs. Or we fine-tune them to read legal docs, then lose their knack for ordinary chat.
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