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Mastering Serverless Solutions with Amazon Q Developer CLI

Amazon Q Developer CLI with Model Context Protocol simplifies building serverless applications on AWS by providing natural language guidance aligned with AWS best practices, accelerating development and streamlining operations directly from the command line. This innovative approach integrates conversational AI with external tools through MCP, transforming how developers interact with AWS servi...

Maximizing AI Efficiency at Crypto.com

Crypto.com implemented generative AI-powered assistant services on AWS to enhance service quality. Modular subsystem architecture and feedback mechanisms were used to optimize AI assistant prompts for diverse scenarios, ensuring high performance and reliability.

Spanish Teen Probed for AI Nude Videos

Police in eastern Spain are investigating a 17-year-old for using AI to create fake nude images of female schoolmates. The boy allegedly intended to sell the modified images online, sparking a criminal investigation.

Humanity Edges Out AI in Coding Competitions

Przemysław Dębiak defeats OpenAI at coding world finals, fears humans may lose edge due to tech advancements. Psyho clinches victory over AI at AtCoder World Tour Finals 2025, predicts he may be last human to win.

Doge's AI Tool Targets Federal Regulations

The "Department of Government Efficiency" (Doge) plans to cut 50% of federal regulations using AI by January. The "Doge AI Deregulation Decision Tool" will analyze 200,000 regulations to create a "delete list".

Detecting Compliance Violations with Amazon Bedrock

PerformLine, a leader in marketing compliance, uses AI to automate compliance oversight for consumer-facing channels, providing brands with a competitive advantage. By leveraging AWS technology, PerformLine accelerates compliance processes, ensuring speed and accuracy in monitoring millions of webpages daily.

Cosmopolitan Paris: The Crazy Years

Database of 8m handwritten census entries reveals Paris as hub for intellectuals like James Joyce in 1926, living among diverse neighbors including Russian émigrés and US writers. Joyce's life in the 7th arrondissement painted a vibrant portrait of the city's cultural richness.