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Companies of all sizes and across every industry are looking to build or choose AI services for their business needs (call center operations, personalized recommendations, fraud detection, content analysis and moderation, and so much more.) Regardless of where you are in this journey, now would be a great time to assess and apply AI/ML architectural best practices across your enterprise. #machinelearning Have you looked at AWS's Well Architected Framework Review (#WAFR) - AI/ML best practices? https://lnkd.in/evBA3BZV AWS (#AWS) AI/ML best practices are organized across 6 best practices pillars, They help you understand the benefits and risks of decisions while building AI/ML workloads. Quick examples of best practices and recommendations are: - How do you define return on your investment and total cost of ownership for ML Workloads? - Do you have established ML roles and responsibilities in your organizations?  - How do you define the priorities of your AI/ML workloads? - How secure are your ML environments? Do you use pre-trained models or managed AI services?  - How do you test and deploy ML workloads? - What are your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), when it comes to ML workloads and ML models ?  - Does using pretrained models and managed AWS AI services help you reduce cost and your carbon footprint? AWS's AI/ML best practices are available in public documentation, and can also be leveraged through the AWS Well Architected service in your AWS consoles. (And additionally, you now have Amazon Q to dive deep into any of these best practices! #amazonq ) Reach out to your AWS contacts for any additional questions or help with incorporating these best practices! 

Best practices arranged by pillar - Machine Learning Lens

Best practices arranged by pillar - Machine Learning Lens

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