Retrieving Bedrock model details

Continuing your work with the e-commerce startup, the development team wants to understand the specific capabilities of different AI models before choosing one for their customer service chatbot. Their tech lead asks:

"To help me choose a model, is there a way to get more detailed information about each of them?"

Demonstrate how to retrieve model details to help the team make an informed decision. The boto3 and json libraries have been pre-imported.

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Use the method to get details for the model ID provided.
Print the model's name.

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bedrock = boto3.client('bedrock', region_name='us-east-1')

model_id = 'anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620-v1:0'

# Retrieve model details
response = bedrock.____(modelIdentifier=model_id)

model_info = response['modelDetails']

# Print model's name
print(model_info['____'])

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Introduction to Amazon Bedrock

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Learn the fundamentals of Amazon Bedrock, AWS's fully managed foundation model service. Start with basic setup and authentication, explore available foundation models like Claude and Titan, and master essential API interactions. This chapter covers setting up a development environment, choosing appropriate models for a use case, and implementing proper API request handling, including streaming responses and error management.

Exercise 1: Accessing Amazon Bedrock Exercise 2: Initializing the Bedrock client Exercise 3: Retrieving Bedrock model details

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Exercise 4: Selecting a foundation model Exercise 5: Using the correct model in Bedrock Exercise 6: Generating text in Bedrock

In this chapter, you'll progress through three key lessons. Starting with the basics of text generation and response handling, you'll then advance to sophisticated prompt engineering techniques like few-shot learning and structured outputs. The final lesson covers model parameter optimization, teaching learners to fine-tune settings like temperature and token limits for optimal results. Each lesson builds upon the previous, moving from fundamental API interactions to advanced parameter control for specific use cases.

Exercise 1: Generating text with language models Exercise 2: Enhancing prompts with role assignment Exercise 3: Processing model responses and error handling Exercise 4: Foundation model report categorization Exercise 5: Applying prompt engineering techniques Exercise 6: Implement few-shot learning for geometry Exercise 7: Creating structured output prompts Exercise 8: Working with different model parameters Exercise 9: Adjusting creativity with temperature control Exercise 10: Controlling output with top_p and max_tokens Exercise 11: Parameters for product descriptions

In this chapter, you’ll build robust and responsible applications with Amazon Bedrock, moving beyond basic API interactions. Starting with conversational AI, you’ll master state management and context handling to create coherent chat experiences. You’ll then explore advanced prompting techniques, learning how to generate diverse content types while maintaining consistent style and tone. The chapter covers critical production aspects like error handling, rate limiting, and efficient response processing. Finally, you will implement ethical guardrails and safety measures, ensuring your AI applications are both powerful and responsible.

Exercise 1: Ethical considerations and guardrails Exercise 2: Product review moderation Exercise 3: Creating age-appropriate content filters Exercise 4: Managing AI conversations Exercise 5: Building a conversation-manager class Exercise 6: Making a conversation memory-aware Exercise 7: Advanced prompting strategies Exercise 8: Implementing chain of thought prompting Exercise 9: Styled content generation with Bedrock Exercise 10: Handling API responses and errors Exercise 11: Implementing rate limit handling Exercise 12: Implementing model fallbacks Exercise 13: Congratulations!