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Amazon Web Services announced an AI chatbot for enterprise use, new generations of its AI training chips, expanded partnerships and more during AWS re:Invent, held from November 27 to December 1, in Las Vegas. The focus of AWS CEO Adam Selipsky’s keynote held on day two of the conference was on generative AI and how to enable organizations to train powerful models through cloud services. Jump to: Graviton4 and Trainium2 chips announced More must-read AI coverage AWS announced new generations of…

has announced “AI Ready” – a program designed to provide free AI skills training to 2 million people globally by 2025. The company is launching three initiatives to achieve this goal. The e-commerce giant says that there is a strong demand for AI talent and the potential for workers with AI skills to earn up to 47% more in salaries.“Amazon is launching AI Ready to help those with a desire to learn about AI and benefit from the tremendous opportunity ahead. The following initiatives are designed to open opportunities to…

The 'AI Ready' initiative offers online classes for developers and other technical professionals as well as for high school and university students. On Nov. 20, Amazon revealed the “AI Ready” commitment, a set of courses, a scholarship and a collaboration with Code.org to promote generative artificial intelligence skills. Amazon wants to provide 2 million people across the globe with the skills needed for lucrative generative AI-focused careers by 2025. In addition, Amazon is offering cloud computing…

Artificial intelligence is a hot topic and seems to be getting ever hotter with each passing day due to the rapid developments happening in the field. While an AI startup has developed software that could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions of diesel locomotives, police in the UK have also taken AI aid to catch drivers who use mobile phones while driving. This, and more in today's AI roundup.1. AI news anchor interviews MinisterPragathy, India's first AI news anchor has made history by interviewing the Minister of…

Amazon has announced new AI tools, including a program for building more conversational customer-service agents, such as a healthcare system for generating clinical notes after a patient visit, a report has said. The tools are expected to help the e-commerce giant to better compete with Google and Microsoft cloud business, which helped both the tech companies post positive numbers this week.According to a report by news agency Reuters, Amazon’s cloud division has drawn thousands of customers to try out its service called…