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AWS adds unified structured and unstructured data querying to Amazon Quick

Amazon Quick now lets users connect structured data and S3 knowledge bases to query both through a single conversational AI agent.

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Summary

Amazon Quick introduces a unified experience that combines structured datasets and unstructured S3 knowledge bases into a single Space. Users can configure custom chat agents with specific personas to query both data types, translate natural language into SQL, generate reports or presentations, and cite sources.

What changed

  • Connected Amazon Simple Storage Service as a data source to create an indexing knowledge base.
  • Created Spaces that combine structured datasets and unstructured knowledge bases into a unified workspace.
  • Configured custom chat agents linked to Spaces to query across both structured and unstructured data sources.
  • Generated formatted artifacts like PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, and Word documents from chat prompts.

Availability

Available now

“To follow along with this walkthrough, you need: - An Amazon Quick account with an Enterprise subscription for the user who follows this walkthrough (creating datasets requires Enterprise).”

Founder takeaway

Founders using Amazon Quick can link S3 document repositories and sales CSVs into a single Space to let team members query across all company data without writing SQL.

Source

AWSBring structured and unstructured data together with Amazon Quick | Amazon Web Services

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