Onboarding Amazon SageMaker Studio with AWS SSO and Okta Universal Directory

Favorite In 2019, AWS announced Amazon SageMaker Studio, a unified integrated development environment (IDE) for machine learning (ML) development. You can write code, track experiments, visualize data, and perform debugging and monitoring within a single, integrated visual interface. Amazon SageMaker Studio supports a single sign-on experience with AWS Single Sign-On

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 2, 2020

Getting started with AWS DeepRacer community races

Favorite AWS DeepRacer allows you to get hands-on with machine learning (ML) through a fully autonomous 1/18th scale race car driven by reinforcement learning, a 3D racing simulator on the AWS DeepRacer console, a global racing league, and hundreds of customer-initiated community races. With AWS DeepRacer community races, you can

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 2, 2020

Creating a multi-department enterprise search using custom attributes in Amazon Kendra

Favorite An enterprise typically houses multiple departments such as engineering, finance, legal, and marketing, creating a growing number of documents and content that employees need to access. Creating a search experience that intuitively delivers the right information according to an employee’s role, and the department is critical to driving productivity

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 2, 2020

Building custom language models to supercharge speech-to-text performance for Amazon Transcribe

Favorite Amazon Transcribe is a fully-managed automatic speech recognition service (ASR) that makes it easy to add speech-to-text capabilities to voice-enabled applications. As our service grows, so does the diversity of our customer base, which now spans domains such as insurance, finance, law, real estate, media, hospitality, and more. Naturally,

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 1, 2020

Say goodbye to hold music

Favorite Sometimes, a phone call is the best way to get something done. We call retailers to locate missing packages, utilities to adjust our internet speeds, airlines to change our travel itineraries…the list goes on. But more often than not, we need to wait on hold during these calls—listening closely

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Shared by Google AI Technology September 30, 2020