Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

On the morning of May 25, Beijing time, customers of Amazon's AWS cloud computing business are paying attention to the generative artificial intelligence technology similar to ChatGPT launched by the company six weeks ago. However, so far, many customers are still not qualified to test. This has raised concerns that Amazon's artificial intelligence tools are not fully ready.

Amazon has previously issued an official announcement to join the competition for generative artificial intelligence technology. According to senior Amazon employees and customers, Amazon's announcement is unusually vague. Normally, AWS launches with enthusiastic testimonies from three to five customers, but this time it provides testimony from only one customer, document editing startup Coda, these people said.

Coda CEO Shishir Mehrotra also said he would give Amazon an "unfinished" rating after testing AWS's technology.

He has said that AWS's generative artificial intelligence tools are "at an early stage" and that "they are developing and repackaging existing services". But he expects AWS's artificial intelligence tools to be competitive in the long run.

People familiar with AWS product launches are watching to see whether Amazon's artificial intelligence tools are designed to deal with cloud computing competitors Microsoft and Google to avoid being seen as lagging behind. At present, Microsoft and Google are using generative artificial intelligence technology to transform search engine services and add artificial intelligence capabilities to a range of products. The current generative artificial intelligence technology is not accurate enough and is error-prone, but it is undeniable that it will bring revolutionary changes to the computing industry.

Corey Quinn, chief cloud economist at Duckbill Group, a company that advises AWS customers, talks about what some people think of Amazon's products. 'Amazon seems to be selling to customers before the product is finished, and the product may not happen at all,'he said in an email.

Matt Wood, vice president of products at AWS, said Amazon's generative artificial intelligence software is brand new, not old wine in new bottles. "for this product, we have let our customers know what we are doing and hope to invite some customers to try and provide feedback as we develop," he said. I strongly object to the idea that we are in a hurry or that the product is incomplete. This is not our style at all. "

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