One example of this is Code.org, which uses AWS to scale its AI learning assistant. The tool reportedly reduces teachers’ time grading programming projects by 50%, allowing them to focus more on individual learning. However, even after switching from GPT-4 Turbo to Claude, its accuracy remains at 77%.
Despite the large number, organizations can qualify for loans that do not exceed $100,000. And this is where criticism comes into play. If the cap remains in place, fewer than 1,000 organizations will be able to use the program within five years.
AWS is talking about the possibility of extending the credit, but details remain unclear.
Source: Ferra
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