AIF-C01 practice question: AWS generative AI services (3 of 5)
Fundamentals of Generative AI A free question from our original AIF-C01 practice exam. Try it, then open the answer to see why each option is right or wrong.
B. Wrong: On-demand Bedrock gives simple API access with no servers to manage, so the firm cannot pick the instance type or control the endpoint. It suits teams that do not need that control.
C. Wrong: Comprehend is a pre-trained language service for tasks such as entity and sentiment detection. It does not host a foundation model of the firm's choice, so it misses the control and fine-tuning needs.
D. Wrong: Rekognition Custom Labels trains models for image tasks. It cannot host or fine-tune an open-weight language model, so it does not meet the firm's needs.
Explanation
There are two broad routes to a foundation model on AWS. Amazon Bedrock is a managed API with no servers to choose. SageMaker JumpStart deploys open-weight models to endpoints you configure, which gives more control over instances and fine-tuning, but the customer runs more of the stack. Check each model's license before use.
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