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    NinjaTech AI and AWS Launch Advanced AI Agents to Boost Productivity

    Ninja is now accessible to users via myninja.ai, featuring four conversational AI agents capable of performing multi-step, real-time web research, scheduling meetings, assisting with coding tasks, and drafting emails.

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    NinjaTech AI and AWS Launch Advanced AI Agents to Boost Productivity

    NinjaTech AI, a cutting-edge generative AI company based in Silicon Valley, has announced the launch of its pioneering AI product, Ninja. This innovation represents a leap beyond conventional AI assistants and co-pilots, venturing into the realm of autonomous AI agents.

    NinjaTech AI is leveraging the advanced machine learning capabilities of Amazon Web Services (AWS), utilizing AWS’s purpose-built Trainium and Inferentia2 chips alongside Amazon SageMaker, a cloud-based machine learning service. This collaboration aims to create, train, and deploy custom AI agents capable of performing complex tasks autonomously, such as conducting research and scheduling meetings, thereby saving time and money for users by integrating generative AI into daily workflows.

    "Partnering with AWS's Annapurna Labs has been transformative for NinjaTech AI," said Babak Pahlavan, founder and CEO of NinjaTech AI. "The Trainium and Inferentia2 chips have exceeded our expectations in terms of power and flexibility, allowing us to scale our reinforcement-learning AI agents efficiently. These next-generation chips support larger variants of popular open-source models like Llama 3, cutting our costs by up to 80% and enhancing energy efficiency by 60% compared to traditional GPUs. The collaborative technical support from AWS has been invaluable in our development of deep tech."

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    The AI agents developed by NinjaTech AI utilize highly-customized large language models (LLMs) that are optimized using reinforcement learning to ensure accuracy and speed. Developing such AI agents typically requires affordable and scalable chips tailored for reinforcement learning, a challenging and costly endeavor due to the current scarcity of GPUs and high compute costs. AWS addresses this challenge with its unique chip technology, enabling rapid, scalable training cycles across thousands of nodes. Amazon SageMaker further enhances this process by allowing the use of open-source models, making the training of AI agents faster, more flexible, and more affordable.