Amazon is training a large language model called Olympus with twice the parameters of GPT-4

["IBM's research shows that it is very easy to deceive large language models into generating malicious code or providing false security advice.","Hackers only need some basic knowledge of English and an understanding of the model's training data to easily deceive AI chatbots.","Different AI models have different sensitivities to deception, and GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 are relatively easy to deceive."]
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy plans to integrate ads into AI assistant Alexa+, recommending products via dialogue. Despite user enthusiasm for Alexa+'s upgrade, AI ad chats are novel. Google and OpenAI are also exploring AI ads. Amazon has invested $31.4B in AI, focusing on chips and data centers, while tackling challenges like AI hallucinations and privacy.....
In a recent major announcement, the global e-commerce and cloud computing giant Amazon revealed two important milestones in its robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) fields: the launch of a new AI foundation large model called Deep Fleet, and the successful deployment of more than one million robots. The launch of the Deep Fleet model aims to enhance the intelligence and efficiency of Amazon's largest industrial mobile robot fleet. The application of this model is expected to improve the operational efficiency of the robot fleet by 10%, thereby accelerating...
Amazon is accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence in its logistics and warehousing systems to deliver more efficient delivery services. Recently, the company announced a series of new measures at its Lab126 device division in Santa Clara, California, demonstrating how to use the latest intelligent technologies to enhance the speed and accuracy of package delivery. First, Amazon will establish a dedicated team focused on developing new warehouse robots. These robots will utilize "agent-based artificial intelligence," enabling them to perform various tasks rather than being limited to a single job. For example, these robots
Recently, Amazon is developing a humanoid robot software specifically for parcel delivery. The aim is to gradually achieve automation in delivery work. This plan marks an important step for Amazon in improving its logistics efficiency. According to insiders, this robot will be able to complete some of the work currently undertaken by human couriers, particularly in parcel transportation and delivery. With the continuous growth of e-commerce business, the demand for parcel delivery is also increasing. As one of the largest online retailers in the world, Amazon is actively seeking innovative solutions to meet these needs.