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AWS for Games
Create more dynamic NPC experiences with generative AI
Game developers are looking for more dynamic ways to engage with players and enhance player experiences. This demo shows Ada, an in-game, non-player character (NPC) created using the MetaHuman framework in Unreal Engine 5 and Amazon Bedrock, a toolset for building generative AI applications. The demo illustrates how the technology can make NPCs more dynamic and intelligent to enhance the player experience.
Architecture
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End-to-end architecture
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Deploying a Large Language Model Operations
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Tuning a generative AI model
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Vectorize and store gamer lore
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End-to-end architecture
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Deploying a Large Language Model Operations
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Tuning a generative AI model
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Vectorize and store gamer lore
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