Last Update: February 22, 2023, 12:51 IST
Amazon is planning for its ChatGPT rival behind the scenes
Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing arm of Amazon.com Inc, said on Tuesday it is partnering with startup Hugging Face, a software development hub, to make artificial intelligence work (AI) easier in Amazon’s cloud.
(Reuters) – Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing arm of Amazon.com Inc, said on Tuesday it is collaborating with startup hugging Face, a software development hub, to make artificial intelligence (AI) work easier . In the Amazon cloud.
While new generative AI services like chat-based search engines from Microsoft Corp and Alphabet Inc’s Google have captured the public’s imagination, tech companies like AWS are also vying behind the scenes to supply those tools and services whose software developers would need to weave similar technology. in their own products.
AWS, the largest cloud computing provider, already provides tools to help developers build AI-based software, including proprietary computing chips to rain AI algorithms that mine data at a lower cost than rivals. How long does it take to create a large amount of services? Chatbots or other AI products.
On Tuesday, AWS said it would partner with Hugging Face, a New York-based company that has become a central place online where AI developers share open-source code and models. Hugging Face CEO Clem DeLong said that although the deal is not exclusive, the startup is working closely with AWS to make it easier for developers to take code from the site and run it on the AWS cloud.
“For this product collaboration, we are devoting significant engineering resources to building our shared products,” DeLongue told Reuters in an interview.
Delangue also said that the next generation of Bloom, an open-source AI model that competes in size and scope with the model that Microsoft-backed OpenAI used to create ChatGPT, a proprietary artificial intelligence created by AWS The chip will be run on the Trenium.
Swami Sivasubramanian, vice president of database, analyst and machine learning at AWS, said he believes technologies such as Trenium can help developers save money as AI takes up more computing power and that AWS will make it easier for developers to adopt them. wants to take less time.
“We want to make sure they have access to our silicon and networking innovations,” Sivasubramanian told Reuters.
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