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Amazon Web Services (AWS Bedrock): To provide the AI functionality, we use artificial intelligence technology, including large language models made available through Amazon Web Services (AWS Bedrock). Through AWS Bedrock Clue operates its own Foundation Model of the LLM, which is a basic version of the LLM trained by Clue for Clue's AI features. No data is shared with the operators of other Foundation models or the provider of the LLM. It is fully controlled by Clue.
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