Amazon Introduces Nova Act Ai Agent as Research Preview, Expands Access to Its Frontiier Ai Models
Amazon introduced an artificial intelligence (ai) agent on Monday that can perform various browsers-based tasks. Dubbed the Amazon Nova Act, The AI Agent is Powered by the Tech Giant’s Foundation Nova Family of Ai Models. These are first-party models the company class will offer “Frontier Intelligence and Industry Leading Price Performance.” Nova Act is currently available as a software development kit (sdk) and, along with the ai models, is available to users in the us. Notably, The Ai Agent is currently available as a research Preview.Amazon Introdus a Browser-Based AI Agentin A NewsRom Post, The Seattle-Based E-Based E-Commerce Giant Announcement of the expedance of the nova ai Models and the release of its ai agent. Amazon’s Nova Family of Ai Models Ware First Unveiled In December 2024 in Three variants of Micro, Lite, and Pro.These are the company’s Native Large Language Models (LLMS) T. Intelligence and competitive pricing. Earlier, these only available on an invilable on an invoice to businesses. Developers and AI Enthusiasts can explore these models on a dedicated website. Currently, The Amazon Nova Models are only available in the us.the new website also features amazon’s agentic model, dubbed the Nova Act. Aimed at developers, it is available as an sdk and can be used to build agentic capabilitys in applications and software. The agent is powered by an early version of a customized nova model. Notable, the Amazon Nova Act is currently available to users in the us as a research preview.amzon says the ai agent can autonomously perform a wide range of tasks on a web browser. These tasks should be filling out a form, shopping online, or booking a reservation in a restaurant. The company did not share the kind of tasks nova act can perform. The company defined ai agents as “systems that can complete tasks and act in a range of digital and physical environments on behahalf of the user. Capabilities of Amazon Nova. Prasad, Svp of Amazon Artificial General Intelligence. 6