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At the AWS Invent conference, Amazon revealed Nova, a new set of generative AI models built for flexibility and scale.

This marks AWS’s first major entry into foundational AI models, offering tools for text, image, and video creation.

Nova is designed to be adaptable and easy to use, catering to businesses of all sizes.

It focuses on balancing cost, performance, and seamless integration with existing systems.

Here’s what you should know:

  • Four for text (Micro, Lite, Pro, Premier) and two for creative tasks (Canvas, Reel).

  • Nova integrates with Amazon Bedrock, making it easy to adopt without major changes.

  • Businesses can tailor models for specific tasks, such as legal support or brand-specific marketing.

The Nova lineup includes four text-based models:

  • Micro: A quick and affordable option for tasks like summarising and basic code writing.

  • Lite: Handles text, image, and video inputs, ideal for things like document analysis or customer queries.

  • Pro: Offers high accuracy and multimodal capabilities for advanced uses like software development.

  • Premier: Set to launch in 2025, it will handle complex reasoning tasks and advanced AI needs.

Creativity meets control

For creative projects, AWS also introduced Nova Canvas and Nova Reel.

Canvas creates professional-grade images from text prompts, while Reel produces short videos with natural language controls.

Nova models are built to work with Amazon Bedrock, AWS’s platform for foundational AI.

This setup means businesses can use Nova models without building new systems from scratch, lowering barriers to adoption.

Another highlight is pricing. AWS aims to stand out by offering models that are powerful yet cost-effective.

Built-in safeguards like watermarking and content controls also address concerns about the misuse of AI-generated media.

AWS is presenting Nova as a one-stop AI solution to help businesses adopt generative AI without overspending.

With tools for text, image, and video, Nova is designed to simplify AI use across industries.

The price-performance ratio is cute, but let’s talk about actual results.

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