Topic: generative ai
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Generative AI: Amazon Bedrock with AWS Step Functions
AWS Step Functions can easily be used to wrap existing AWS services and persist specific use cases. For example, AWS Step Functions can call the Amazon Bedrock API to generate text responses using the AI21 Labs Jurassic-2 models. You can create a Step Function using the AWS Management Console, or the AWS Cloud Development Kit.
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AWS CDK: AppSync GraphQL API for Amazon Bedrock
Based on invoking Amazon Bedrock with AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway, you can adapt the AWS Cloud Development Kit example code to use AWS AppSync and GraphQL for accessing Amazon Bedrock.
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AWS CDK: Use Amazon Bedrock with AWS Lambda & API Gateway
After using Amazon Bedrock Generative AI with the AWS CLI and AWS JavaScript SDK, this guide will explain how to create an Amazon API Gateway and use the AWS Cloud Development Kit and AWS Lambda to invoke Amazon Bedrock.
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Generative AI: Amazon Bedrock using the JavaScript SDK
After using Amazon Bedrock Generative AI with the AWS CLI, you may also want to use the AWS JavaScript SDK to invoke an available Amazon Bedrock Model.
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Generative AI: Amazon Bedrock using the CLI
With AWS re:Invent 2023 just around the corner, the frequency of AWS press releases increases. Generative AI is a hot topic everywhere, tools like Midjourney and ChatGPT lower the bar for non-technical people, and I wonder how and when AWS will introduce a more solution-like Genrative AI service.
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Generative AI: Prompt Battle in Hamburg
What do I like the most about Generative AI? The endless possibilities and different perspectives on the process. In my opinion, a reliable prompt design will be an important skill for using generative AI effectively. Sure, anybody can sign up for a service like Midjourney.com or Leonardo.Ai, but how can you achieve reliable results? In Hamburg, the Design Zentrum Hamburg by the Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft organized two Prompt Battle events to explore generative AI.