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Unwilling to fall behind in the AI competition, amazon (AMZN.US) will launch a video AI model.
The e-commerce giant amazon (AMZN.US) has developed a new generative ai that can process not only text but also images and videos.
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Amazon (AMZN.US) reportedly has developed a new AI model that can handle images and videos.
The technology news media "The Information" reports that amazon (AMZN.US) has developed a new ai large language model called Olympus, which can handle text, images, and videos, reducing the company's reliance on the ai startup Anthropic's siasun robot&automation, Claude. Claude is a popular feature of amazon's cloud computing service (AWS). The report states that Olympus can understand image and video contexts, assisting users in searching for specific scenarios using simple text commands, such as the winning shot in a basketball game. Amazon may announce this as soon as next week.
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