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Well, you don't. Can't find a simple way to try it out. Not that i expected anything else. The only thing saving AWS in the AI wave seems to be their deal with Anthropic.
>> Amazon makes it easier for developers and tech enthusiasts to explore Amazon Nova Well, you don't. Can't find a simple way to try it out. Not that i expected anything else. The only thing saving AWS in the AI wave seems to be their deal with Anthropic.
I asked it to summarize this thread [0] and it just said "that thread is about the monthly "who's hiring"' on HN", not even close.
The UI is kind of horrendous. Not even a dark mode. I also have a hard time imagining wanting to use BedRock at this point. Still can't use any of the leading models besides Claude, plus IAM config is comparatively painful, and you have to setup bedrock-access-gateway to get an OpenAI compatible API for tools that expect that API setup.
The AWS console supports dark mode. Just click the gear icon in the top bar.
Unless I've missed it, which is totally possible, I don't see anything in the UI or the settings that lets me change to a different theme.
Well they certainly have the GPUs for that. I wonder if this will squeeze cloud GPU pricing even more or it's already priced.
Do they?? Trying to get GPU's from AWS at work is like pulling teeth for me.
Probably a no go for Spanish speakers.
The UI is kind of horrendous. Not even a dark mode. I also have a hard time imagining wanting to use BedRock at this point. Still can't use any of the leading models besides Claude, plus IAM config is comparatively painful, and you have to setup bedrock-access-gateway to get an OpenAI compatible API for tools that expect that API setup.
In terms of value for money, I would probably go with GPT-4o mini and not Nova Pro. Maybe Amazon feels that it needs to have their own offering to stay relevant?
The image generation looks like it's at least a full year behind.