Summary:
This post details the development and deployment of a generative AI financial services agent powered by Amazon Bedrock. The agent can assist with account information, loan applications, and natural language queries, and is designed as a launchpad for developers creating conversational agents. The post also discusses deployment automation, testing, cleanup, and considerations for production implementation.
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Generative AI Financial Services Agent
The Solution
Generative AI agents are designed to engage in natural language conversations and provide human-like responses by leveraging foundation models and other augmenting tools.
Amazon Bedrock is a fully managed service that offers leading foundation models from AI companies through an API, along with developer tooling to build and scale generative AI applications.
In this post, we demonstrate how to build a generative AI financial services agent powered by Amazon Bedrock, which can assist users with account information, loan applications, and natural language queries.
The solution is intended to serve as a launchpad for developers to create personalized conversational agents for various applications, such as virtual workers and customer support systems, with solution code and deployment assets available in the GitHub repository.
Amazon Lex and LangChain
Amazon Lex provides the natural language understanding (NLU) and natural language processing (NLP) interface for the open source LangChain conversational agent embedded within an AWS Amplify website.
Key Capabilities
- Provide personalized responses by querying customer account information from DynamoDB
- Access general knowledge using the reasoning logic and pre-trained foundation models from Amazon Bedrock
- Curate opinionated answers using Amazon Kendra index configured with authoritative data sources
Solution Architecture
The solution architecture involves user interaction with the agent through web, SMS, or voice channels, processing by Amazon Lex, and fulfillment of user intent through AWS Lambda handler.
Agent Architecture
The LangChain conversational agent incorporates conversation memory and utilizes Anthropic Claude 2.1 to complete tasks through carefully self-generated text inputs known as prompts.
Deployment Guide
The deployment guide outlines key steps to deploy the solution, including pre-deployment and post-deployment procedures.
Testing and Validation
The testing and validation procedure aims to verify the agent’s ability to provide accurate and coherent responses across various user prompts.
Clean Up
Mentions the importance of cleaning up the provisioned resources to avoid charges in the AWS account after testing and validation.
About the Author
Kyle T. Blocksom is a Sr. Solutions Architect with AWS based in Southern California, passionate about leveraging technology to deliver solutions that customers love.
Conclusion
Summarizes the potential of generative AI agents and encourages developers to utilize the mentioned tools to implement, test, and validate similar agents.
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List of Useful Links:
- AI Lab in Telegram @aiscrumbot – free consultation
- Build generative AI agents with Amazon Bedrock, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Kendra, Amazon Lex, and LangChain
- AWS Machine Learning Blog
- Twitter – @itinaicom
