Introducing the next generation of Amazon OpenSearch Serverless for building your agentic AI applications

The rise of agentic AI is reshaping careers by allowing professionals to collaborate with digital assistants, thereby reducing cognitive load. Salesforce leaders assert that success now relies on adapting to technology and focusing on meaningful work that requires human insight and creativity.

As AI agents move from experiments to production, AWS, Cloudflare, and others are redesigning cloud infrastructure for a future dominated by machine-generated internet traffic instead of human users.

With the launch of new agentic AI capabilities, the startup is using software acquisitions to develop an AI hardware-software stack for agent training and inference.

The update positions OpenSearch as foundational infrastructure for enterprises, enabling faster, scalable search.

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The rapid uptake of agentic AI has exposed a range of issues with our non-deterministic helpers. That’s mainly because AI agents are not people and don’t behave like people, even though they generally use the same APIs as humans. For one thing, they make many more queries than a human would, as they build the necessary context to deliver a response. Anecdotal data from companies that have worked with agents or who have users who access services through agents indicate that this can mean massive increases in API usage, which have affected availability. This increase is the result of automated requests flooding in and blocking calls and responses from APIs that worked perfectly well a year or so ago but now are struggling to cope with the load. A fundamental redesign of our APIs is necessary, but budgets, resourcing, and capacity make this hard to deliver overnight. What’s needed, then, is a way to manage agent interactions with APIs, treating agents as a new class of user, providing and

Fal, the generative media platform valued at $4.5 billion following a $300 million Series D led by Sequoia Capital, has named Amazon Web Services as its preferred cloud provider in a deal designed to bring enterprise-grade reliability to AI-powered media creation at global scale. The San Francisco-based startup serves 2.5 million developers with unified API […]

Apple is being re-rated as an AI winner on the back of “agentic” iPhone and Mac ecosystems rather than frontier models, and the next question is whether on-device agents eventually plug into tokenized payments and assets. Apple’s perceived AI weakness,…