Explanation
Correct Answer: B - Use Bedrock pre-trained FMs and apply prompt engineering
Why Option B is correct:
- Amazon Bedrock provides access to pre-trained foundation models (FMs) from leading AI companies
- Prompt engineering allows customization without model training or fine-tuning
- Minimal configuration - Bedrock offers managed inference endpoints with simple API calls
- No model training required - Uses pre-trained models that already understand summarization tasks
Why other options are incorrect:
Option A (Amazon Comprehend):
- While Amazon Comprehend does offer text summarization, it's a specific NLP service with limited customization
- Less flexible than Bedrock for prompt engineering and using different foundation models
Option C (SageMaker training jobs):
- Requires custom datasets and model training
- Involves significant configuration, tuning, and training efforts
- Contradicts the requirement of "don't want to tune or train models"
Option D (EC2 Auto Scaling groups):
- Requires hosting and managing infrastructure
- Needs model deployment, scaling configuration, and infrastructure management
- Involves significant operational overhead and configuration
Key AWS Concepts:
- Amazon Bedrock: Fully managed service for foundation models with minimal configuration
- Prompt Engineering: Technique to guide pre-trained models without retraining
- Serverless AI: Bedrock provides serverless inference, eliminating infrastructure management
- Pre-trained Models: Ready-to-use models that don't require training or fine-tuning