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Moving Large Language Models (LLM) into Real-World Business Applications

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Every customer conversation or VC pitch involves questions about how ready LLM tech is and how it will drive future applications. In this case, super-fast search mechanisms like vector databases and Elasticsearch-based engines serve as a first line of search. Large language models are everywhere. Turbo (ChatGPT) was used.

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CBRE and AWS perform natural language queries of structured data using Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Although CBRE provides customers their curated best-in-class dashboards, CBRE wanted to provide a solution for their customers to quickly make custom queries of their data using only natural language prompts. This is a guest post co-written with CBRE. Services range from financing and investment to property management.

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Generating value from enterprise data: Best practices for Text2SQL and generative AI

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One such area that is evolving is using natural language processing (NLP) to unlock new opportunities for accessing data through intuitive SQL queries. Instead of dealing with complex technical code, business users and data analysts can ask questions related to data and insights in plain language.

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Build a robust text-to-SQL solution generating complex queries, self-correcting, and querying diverse data sources

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Structured Query Language (SQL) is a complex language that requires an understanding of databases and metadata. Today, generative AI can enable people without SQL knowledge. With the emergence of large language models (LLMs), NLP-based SQL generation has undergone a significant transformation.

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How Q4 Inc. used Amazon Bedrock, RAG, and SQLDatabaseChain to address numerical and structured dataset challenges building their Q&A chatbot

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In this post, we discuss a Q&A bot use case that Q4 has implemented, the challenges that numerical and structured datasets presented, and how Q4 concluded that using SQL may be a viable solution. As for performance, the goal was to maintain a query response time of seconds to ensure a positive experience for end-users.

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Boosting RAG-based intelligent document assistants using entity extraction, SQL querying, and agents with Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Another driver behind RAG’s popularity is its ease of implementation and the existence of mature vector search solutions, such as those offered by Amazon Kendra (see Amazon Kendra launches Retrieval API ) and Amazon OpenSearch Service (see k-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) search in Amazon OpenSearch Service ), among others.

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Automate chatbot for document and data retrieval using Agents and Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock

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This post presents a solution for developing a chatbot capable of answering queries from both documentation and databases, with straightforward deployment. To retrieve data from database, you can use foundation models (FMs) offered by Amazon Bedrock, converting text into SQL queries with specified constraints.