AI Is Coming to Amazon's Thursday Night Football Broadcasts
Amazon is using AI to provide data-driven overlays during Thursday Night Football broadcasts, giving viewers insights into gameplay and the chances of success or failure for specific plays.
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Main topic: Amazon's focus on generative artificial intelligence
Key points:
1. Every division at Amazon is working on building generative AI applications to enhance customer experience.
2. Amazon believes that most generative AI applications will be built by other companies, with a focus on using Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the platform.
3. Generative AI is seen as a significant investment and focus for Amazon, with applications ranging from cost effectiveness to improving customer experiences across various businesses.
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