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Start Applications of Foundation Models PracticeA healthcare company is using Amazon Bedrock to summarize patient notes. The compliance team requires that no patient data is used to improve the underlying foundation model. Which configuration should the team choose?
Explanation: Disabling model training data logging in the AWS console prevents Amazon Bedrock from using customer inference data to improve the underlying foundation model. This setting ensures compliance with the requirement that no patient data is used for model training, as Bedrock offers a specific toggle to opt out of data sharing for model improvement.
Refer to the exhibit. A user invokes Claude v2 using the AWS CLI. The response is truncated. What is the most likely cause?
Explanation: The prompt includes the stop sequence 'Assistant:', which causes the model to halt generation as soon as it encounters that token sequence. In Claude v2, stop sequences are used to control the output length and structure; when the model generates the exact stop sequence, it truncates the response at that point, even if more content could have been produced.
A financial services company is using Amazon Bedrock to generate investment summaries. They want to ensure that the model outputs are factually accurate and based on the latest market data. Which combination of services should they use to achieve this? (Select TWO)
Explanation: Amazon Aurora with the pgvector extension (Option D) enables storing and querying vector embeddings directly within a PostgreSQL-compatible database, which is essential for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). When combined with Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases (Option E), it allows the company to retrieve the most current market data as vector embeddings, ensuring the generated investment summaries are grounded in factual, up-to-date information rather than relying solely on the model's static training data.
A healthcare organization is using Amazon Bedrock to analyze medical images and generate radiology reports. They need to comply with HIPAA regulations and ensure patient data is not used for model training. Which configuration should they use?
Explanation: Provisioned Throughput with data isolation in Amazon Bedrock ensures that the customer's inference data (including patient medical images and reports) is not used for any model training or service improvement, and it provides a dedicated, isolated environment that meets HIPAA compliance requirements. This configuration guarantees that patient data remains within the customer's AWS account and is not shared with other customers or used to improve the base model.
A developer is using Amazon Bedrock to generate code snippets. The model often produces insecure code. Which prompt engineering technique is MOST effective to improve security?
Explanation: Directly instructing the model to avoid specific security vulnerabilities (e.g., SQL injection, buffer overflows) is the most explicit and effective way to constrain the output. Amazon Bedrock models respond well to clear, imperative instructions in the system prompt or user message, making this a direct application of prompt engineering for safety. Chain-of-thought or few-shot examples may improve reasoning or style but do not guarantee the model will avoid insecure patterns unless explicitly told to do so.
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