Amazon is developing an artificial ielligence video model that will allow users to find specific scenes in a video with text commands, a data source reports.
Last week, Amazon announced a new $4 billion investme in Eropy, maker of the Claude chatbot, bringing the retail gia’s total investme in the AI company to $8 billion, but according to a new report published by The Information, Amazon independely An artificial ielligence model is being developed for video and photo analysis.
With Amazon’s artificial ielligence, you can find specific scenes in the video
This artificial ielligence model that Amazon is currely developing is called Olympus and it is multifaceted. Multimodal AI can process differe types of data such as image, text and video.
Amazon apparely plans to use Olympus for video analytics. How exactly this artificial ielligence works is not yet clear, but The Information says that users can find certain scenes or details of the video with the help of Olympus just by using a simple text command.
Ahropic, which has so far attracted more than $8 billion in funding from Amazon, unveiled the Claude 3 family of multimodal AI models earlier this year. Now it remains to be seen whether Amazon will use the large multifaceted language models already developed by Eropy, or if it really was to develop its own proprietary models.
According to published reports, although Amazon is a shareholder of Eropic, it plans to reduce reliance on the company for AI models. The time of the unveiling of Olympus artificial ielligence is not yet known, but Amazon will hold the AWS re: Inve 2024 conference in the next few days, and we may see the unveiling of Olympus video artificial ielligence in this conference.
The collaboration between Amazon and Ahropic may even affect the voice assista Alexa. This voice assista is going to receive new capabilities based on artificial ielligence in 2025.
