- Published on December 1, 2022
- In Global Tech
Amazon’s Customer Obsession Takes a New Form
AWS will issue three types of Cards: Amazon Rekognition for Face Matching, Amazon Textract for AnalyzeID, and Amazon Transcribe—Batch
- By Ayush Jain
Earlier this week, AIM covered the algorithm governing the bad shopping experience on Amazon’s e-commerce platform. Today, its cloud services platform AWS announced AI Service Cards, a resource material for its business customers to understand its AI services better and use the tools responsibly.
Service Cards are a form of responsible AI documentation where customers can access information on the intended use cases and limitations, responsible AI design decisions, and best deployment and operating practices.
The company said it would issue three types of Cards: Amazon Rekognition for Face Matching, Amazon Textract for AnalyzeID, and Amazon Transcribe—Batch.
The company also said that the Cards add to their effort towards building Responsible AI. Along with
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Ayush Jain
Ayush is interested in knowing how technology shapes and defines our culture, and our understanding of the world. He believes in exploring reality at the intersections of technology and art, science, and politics.
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