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New method assesses and improves the reliability of radiologists’ diagnostic reports

Due to the inherent ambiguity in medical images like X-rays, radiologists often use words like “may” or “likely” when describing the presence of a certain pathology, such as pneumonia. But do the words radiologists use to express their confidence level accurately reflect how often a particular pathology occurs in patients? A new study shows that […]

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Taking the “training wheels” off clean energy

Renewable power sources have seen unprecedented levels of investment in recent years. But with political uncertainty clouding the future of subsidies for green energy, these technologies must begin to compete with fossil fuels on equal footing, said participants at the 2025 MIT Energy Conference. “What these technologies need less is training wheels, and more of

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How AWS Sales uses generative AI to streamline account planning

Every year, AWS Sales personnel draft in-depth, forward looking strategy documents for established AWS customers. These documents help the AWS Sales team to align with our customer growth strategy and to collaborate with the entire sales team on long-term growth ideas for AWS customers. These documents are internally called account plans (APs). In 2024, this

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Shaping the future: OMRON’s data-driven journey with AWS

This post is co-written with Emrah Kaya and Xinyi Zhou from Omron Europe. Data is one of the most critical assets of many organizations. They’re constantly seeking ways to use their vast amounts of information to gain competitive advantages. OMRON Corporation is a leading technology provider in industrial automation, healthcare, and electronic components. In their

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AI Workforce: using AI and Drones to simplify infrastructure inspections

Inspecting wind turbines, power lines, 5G towers, and pipelines is a tough job. It’s often dangerous, time-consuming, and prone to human error. That’s why we at Amazon Web Services (AWS) are working on AI Workforce—a system that uses drones and AI to make these inspections safer, faster, and more accurate. This post is the first

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Vana is letting users own a piece of the AI models trained on their data

In February 2024, Reddit struck a $60 million deal with Google to let the search giant use data on the platform to train its artificial intelligence models. Notably absent from the discussions were Reddit users, whose data were being sold. The deal reflected the reality of the modern internet: Big tech companies own virtually all

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Ray jobs on Amazon SageMaker HyperPod: scalable and resilient distributed AI

Foundation model (FM) training and inference has led to a significant increase in computational needs across the industry. These models require massive amounts of accelerated compute to train and operate effectively, pushing the boundaries of traditional computing infrastructure. They require efficient systems for distributing workloads across multiple GPU accelerated servers, and optimizing developer velocity as

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Using Large Language Models on Amazon Bedrock for multi-step task execution

The goal of this blog post is to show you how a large language model (LLM) can be used to perform tasks that require multi-step dynamic reasoning and execution. Examples of tasks that require dynamic reasoning and execution are answering questions of the form “What is the average length of stay for patients with [specific

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Researchers teach LLMs to solve complex planning challenges

Imagine a coffee company trying to optimize its supply chain. The company sources beans from three suppliers, roasts them at two facilities into either dark or light coffee, and then ships the roasted coffee to three retail locations. The suppliers have different fixed capacity, and roasting costs and shipping costs vary from place to place.

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