Still can't seem to do RAG or otherwise answer questions about a specific URL. Seems kinda useless compared to even copilot or Gemini 2.5 unless I'm missing something.
I asked it to summarize this thread [0] and it just said "that thread is about the monthly "who's hiring"' on HN", not even close.
I don't really understand where this fits in the market? It's not as intelligent as the pack leaders and is about onpar with GPT-4o mini. When comparing it to GPT-4o mini further, while it is a bit faster, GPT-4o mini is a lot more cheaper [Source: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/nova-pro/providers].
In terms of value for money, I would probably go with GPT-4o mini and not Nova Pro. Maybe Amazon feels that it needs to have their own offering to stay relevant?
My guess is it's also about enterprise agreements.
For many larger enterprises, governments, etc, the barrier to trying these things is to pay for them (new contracts, RFPs, etc).
But all of them already have enterprise agreements with MS, Amazon, etc. So there must be some class of customers to whom it's easy to just add this to their AWS bill.
>> Amazon makes it easier for developers and tech enthusiasts to explore Amazon Nova
Well, you don't. Can't find a simple way to try it out. Not that i expected anything else. The only thing saving AWS in the AI wave seems to be their deal with Anthropic.
Eh, not really. They are behind in this 'race' on GPU stock as well as spare power, and I question if they will be able to truly catch up before the interest wanes.
The UI is kind of horrendous. Not even a dark mode. I also have a hard time imagining wanting to use BedRock at this point. Still can't use any of the leading models besides Claude, plus IAM config is comparatively painful, and you have to setup bedrock-access-gateway to get an OpenAI compatible API for tools that expect that API setup.
Amazon likes to force their devs into full stack roles, like they'll hire you for a frontend role and you'll end up writing java. Some teams do recognize the need for specialization, but generally speaking UI at amazon is an afterthought.
_huayra_|11 months ago
I asked it to summarize this thread [0] and it just said "that thread is about the monthly "who's hiring"' on HN", not even close.
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43533516
ao98|11 months ago
_fat_santa|11 months ago
icu|11 months ago
In terms of value for money, I would probably go with GPT-4o mini and not Nova Pro. Maybe Amazon feels that it needs to have their own offering to stay relevant?
atonse|11 months ago
For many larger enterprises, governments, etc, the barrier to trying these things is to pay for them (new contracts, RFPs, etc).
But all of them already have enterprise agreements with MS, Amazon, etc. So there must be some class of customers to whom it's easy to just add this to their AWS bill.
kristjansson|11 months ago
oezi|11 months ago
999900000999|11 months ago
The image generation looks like it's at least a full year behind.
barbazoo|11 months ago
esafak|11 months ago
siva7|11 months ago
Well, you don't. Can't find a simple way to try it out. Not that i expected anything else. The only thing saving AWS in the AI wave seems to be their deal with Anthropic.
arresin|11 months ago
asdev|11 months ago
hu3|11 months ago
I wonder if this will squeeze cloud GPU pricing even more or it's already priced.
ZeroCool2u|11 months ago
NBJack|11 months ago
Eh, not really. They are behind in this 'race' on GPU stock as well as spare power, and I question if they will be able to truly catch up before the interest wanes.
https://nypost.com/2025/02/07/business/amazon-shares-fall-on...
nyarlathotep_|11 months ago
Jotalea|11 months ago
theshrike79|11 months ago
weberer|11 months ago
monkmartinez|11 months ago
ozten|11 months ago
riffic|11 months ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nova#Spanish
ZeroCool2u|11 months ago
jdmg94|11 months ago
weberer|11 months ago