Amazon unveils Q, its AI chatbot for workers
Amazon unveils Q, its AI chatbot for workers
Available to AWS users, Amazon Q aims to help workers draft emails, generate content, and fix bugs.
Amazon unveils Q, its AI chatbot for workers::Available to AWS users, Amazon Q aims to help workers draft emails, generate content, and fix bugs.
Ah yes, the most trustworthy letter: Q
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8 0 ReplyThe funny part is how this works whether you're referencing 4chan or Star Trek
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Could they have chosen a worse name?
17 0 ReplySkynet?
6 0 ReplyBig Brother
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How many fanfics have been written about Amazon q time traveling and warning us from the future?
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They named it after an omnipotent dickhead?
16 0 ReplyAt least Star Trek Q helped humanity whilst irritating people.
I doubt Amazon's data harvesting apparatus will do the same.
3 0 ReplyIt says internal, so whatever it is collecting is probably different than consumer data collection
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Will they have an anonymous version?
12 0 ReplySo like Q* but without the skills?
7 0 ReplyI misread the headline as AI chat bot for wankers but that probably still works tbh
5 0 ReplySuch original name
5 0 ReplyThis is the best summary I could come up with:
Similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT, Amazon Q users can talk to the chatbot like it's a human.
The AI chatbot can connect to services like Gmail, Google Drive, Microsoft Teams, and Slack for additional data.
Amazon Q is the latest competitor to a growing family of AI chatbots big tech companies have launched over the past year.
In April, Amazon announced Bedrock, a generative AI toolkit that includes a range of machine learning models.
In September, Amazon unveiled its plans to invest $4 billion into Anthropic, an AI startup.
Amazon didn't immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
The original article contains 310 words, the summary contains 98 words. Saved 68%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!
4 0 ReplyThe AI chatbot can connect to services like Gmail, Google Drive, Microsoft Teams, and Slack for additional data.
LMAO. "Give us all your data please."
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'Q, Amazon!
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