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AWS has just announced Amazon Q, a new rival AI chatbot for ChatGPT aimed at enhancing business operations on its platform.

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Every startup experiences growing pains, but it’s all part of the journey. At the Melbourne session of Scale Up: Growing your startup beyond a seed, founders came to learn how early stage startups (what AWS Startup Advisor Nikita Le Messurier called a ‘sticky-taped monolith’) can transform into world-beating businesses. Here are the headlines:

Let’s dispel a misconception. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are often seen as beyond the reach of businesses without data scientists and ML engineers.

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From a game-changing 100% bio-based leather alternative to tech designed to boost workplace retention, the first Pitch of 2023 was a roll call of inspirational entrepreneurs bringing fresh energy and innovative ideas to the challenges of our day. 

The power of machine learning (ML) is within reach of every business. No longer the domain of organisations with data scientists and ML experts on staff, the technology is rapidly moving into the mainstream. For businesses now, the question is: what can ML do for us? 

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As AI becomes embedded in our everyday lives, organisations are harnessing its power and affordability to revolutionise the way we do business.

Across two events on February 9 and 16, SmartCompany and AWS dived into all things AI and machine learning. In his introduction speech, host Simon Crerar referenced the wide-eyed futurism of science fiction films like Blade Runner.

A new report from Amazon Web Services (AWS) has revealed that the most common perks being offered by startups are a bit more grown up than ping pong tables and beer on tap.