Amazon Introduces Q, an A.I. Chatbot for Companies

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Amazon Q aims to help employees with daily tasks, such as summarizing strategy documents, filling out internal support tickets and answering questions about company policy.

In the year since OpenAI released ChatGPT, Google, Microsoft and others have jumped into the frenzy by unveiling their own chatbots and investing heavily in A.I.

Companies were interested in using chatbots in their workplaces, Mr. Selipsky said, but they wanted to make sure the assistants would safeguard those hoards of corporate data and keep their information private.

It is also a play on the character Q in the James Bond novels, who makes stealthy, helpful tools, and on a powerful “Star Trek” figure, he added.

Microsoft and Google both charge $30 a month for each user of the enterprise chatbots that work with their email and other productivity applications.

Most such systems use standard microprocessors along with specialized chips from Nvidia called GPUs, or graphics processing units.

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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Amazon Q aims to help employees with daily tasks, such as summarizing strategy documents, filling out internal support tickets and answering questions about company policy.
In the year since OpenAI released ChatGPT, Google, Microsoft and others have jumped into the frenzy by unveiling their own chatbots and investing heavily in A.I.
Companies were interested in using chatbots in their workplaces, Mr. Selipsky said, but they wanted to make sure the assistants would safeguard those hoards of corporate data and keep their information private.
It is also a play on the character Q in the James Bond novels, who makes stealthy, helpful tools, and on a powerful “Star Trek” figure, he added.
Microsoft and Google both charge $30 a month for each user of the enterprise chatbots that work with their email and other productivity applications.
Most such systems use standard microprocessors along with specialized chips from Nvidia called GPUs, or graphics processing units.
The original article contains 656 words, the summary contains 153 words. Saved 77%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!