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Nah this is definitely a real scenario. Getting access to public models requires a lot of security review, but proving through Bedrock is much more simple. I ma
by oooyay 1y ago
Nah this is definitely a real scenario. Getting access to public models requires a lot of security review, but proving through Bedrock is much more simple. I may be spoiled in having worked for companies that have ML departments and developer XP departments though.
- diggan 1y agoNot sure Bedrock counts as self-hosting though, isn't it a managed service Amazon provides? > I may be spoiled in having worked for companies that have ML Sounds likely, yeah, how many companies have ML departments today? DS departments seem common, but ML i'm not too sure about
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- fourthark 1y agoA lot of companies think they do