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AWS wants to make it easier to build AI apps

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past year, you’ve probably noticed the uptake of AI in both the big tech scene and the Indie Maker scene. I mean, count how many times we’ve written about an AI product over the last 12 months. Go on, I’ll wait.
You might be wondering, “How do I get in on this AI buzz?” It’s a fair question. Programming what is essentially a digital brain can seem intimidating.
Enter PartyRock, a new platform from every developer’s best friend, AWS. PartyRock is a platform where you can build AI apps…through AI.
It’s pretty simple, once you sign up, PartyRock will ask you to describe the app you want built, hit enter and from there, will it generate an interactive app complete with user input and AI output.
It does this with Amazon Bedrock, a fully managed service that makes foundational AI models available on AWS, making it easier to build and scale generative AI apps.
If you’d rather have more control, you can also build from scratch using a limited set of different widgets.
PartyRock is a multifunctional product. It doesn’t want to just build; it wants to educate. The team insists it makes learning about AI easy by allowing you to experiment with prompt engineering techniques, review and refine AI responses, and develop intuition for AI apps.
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