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Tyson Foods elevates customer search experience with an AI-powered conversational assistant

Tyson Foodservice operates as a critical division within Tyson Foods Inc., using its extensive protein production capabilities to supply a diverse array of foodservice clients across multiple sectors. As one of the largest protein providers in the US, Tyson Foods produces approximately 20% of the nation’s beef, pork, and chicken, which forms the foundation of […]

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Empowering students with disabilities: University Startups’ generative AI solution for personalized student pathways

This post was co-authored with Laura Lee Williams and John Jabara from University Startups. University Startups, headquartered in Bethesda, MD, was founded in 2020 to empower high school students to expand their education beyond a traditional curriculum. University Startups is focused on special education and related services in school districts throughout the US. After students

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How Nippon India Mutual Fund improved the accuracy of AI assistant responses using advanced RAG methods on Amazon Bedrock

This post is co-written with Abhinav Pandey from Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd. Accurate information retrieval through generative AI-powered assistants is a popular use case for enterprises. To reduce hallucination and improve overall accuracy, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) remains the most commonly used method to retrieve reliable and accurate responses that use enterprise data

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Multi-tenant RAG implementation with Amazon Bedrock and Amazon OpenSearch Service for SaaS using JWT

In recent years, the emergence of large language models (LLMs) has accelerated AI adoption across various industries. However, to further augment LLMs’ capabilities and effectively use up-to-date information and domain-specific knowledge, integration with external data sources is essential. Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) has gained attention as an effective approach to address this challenge. RAG is

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Use generative AI in Amazon Bedrock for enhanced recommendation generation in equipment maintenance

In the manufacturing world, valuable insights from service reports often remain underutilized in document storage systems. This post explores how Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers can build a solution that automates the digitisation and extraction of crucial information from many reports using generative AI. The solution uses Amazon Nova Pro on Amazon Bedrock and Amazon

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Build real-time travel recommendations using AI agents on Amazon Bedrock

Generative AI is transforming how businesses deliver personalized experiences across industries, including travel and hospitality. Travel agents are enhancing their services by offering personalized holiday packages, carefully curated for customer’s unique preferences, including accessibility needs, dietary restrictions, and activity interests. Meeting these expectations requires a solution that combines comprehensive travel knowledge with real-time pricing and

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Building cost-effective RAG applications with Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases and Amazon S3 Vectors

Vector embeddings have become essential for modern Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) applications, but organizations face significant cost challenges as they scale. As knowledge bases grow and require more granular embeddings, many vector databases that rely on high-performance storage such as SSDs or in-memory solutions become prohibitively expensive. This cost barrier often forces organizations to limit

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Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases now supports Amazon OpenSearch Service Managed Cluster as vector store

Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases has extended its vector store options by enabling support for Amazon OpenSearch Service managed clusters, further strengthening its capabilities as a fully managed Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) solution. This enhancement builds on the core functionality of Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases , which is designed to seamlessly connect foundation models (FMs) with

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How PayU built a secure enterprise AI assistant using Amazon Bedrock

This is a guest post co-written with Rahul Ghosh, Sandeep Kumar Veerlapati, Rahmat Khan, and Mudit Chopra from PayU. PayU offers a full-stack digital financial services system that serves the financial needs of merchants, banks, and consumers through technology. As a Central Bank-regulated financial institution in India, we recently observed a surge in our employees’

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Build a conversational data assistant, Part 2 – Embedding generative business intelligence with Amazon Q in QuickSight

In Part 1 of this series, we explored how Amazon’s Worldwide Returns & ReCommerce (WWRR) organization built the Returns & ReCommerce Data Assist (RRDA)—a generative AI solution that transforms natural language questions into validated SQL queries using Amazon Bedrock Agents. Although this capability improves data access for technical users, the WWRR organization’s journey toward truly

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