Posts in category: Amazon AWS

Nima Keivan wants to help Amazon’s robots and fulfillment center workers to collaborate more effectively, so that robots can perform the more mundane tasks, while the humans can focus on higher-value jobs.Read More

AWS recently sponsored the Causality for Climate (C4C) competition at the 2019 NeurIPS (Neural Information Processing Systems) conference. The competition focused on the causal discovery and development of new ways to understand climate data.Read More

Novel cross-graph-attention and self-attention mechanisms enable state-of-the-art performance.Read More

Developing machine learning frameworks that can enhance context-aware AI has been an area of focus for Dhillon’s entire career.Read More

Predicting customers’ “contexts of use” could improve online product discovery.Read More

Vanessa Murdock, manager of Applied Science, talks about how her training as a classical pianist helps her be a better scientist, why she joined Amazon, and how her work at Amazon affects the lives of millions of customers.Read More

Crowdsourcing reveals sources of information that could improve product discovery algorithms.Read More

From scientific research to product management and marketing, women are spearheading AWS’s mission to put the power of machine learning into the hands of all developers.Read More

To commemorate International Women’s Day, we spoke to women scientists across a variety of research areas at Amazon.Read More

Amazon VP Gérard Medioni delivered a keynote about the technology behind Amazon Go.Read More