Amazon is already offering new OpenAI products on AWS

As soon as OpenAI announced that its main investor and cloud partner, Microsoft, no longer had exclusive rights to any of its products, Amazon started gloating.

After the revised OpenAI/Microsoft agreement was announced on Monday, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy noted in a tweet that it was a “very interesting announcement.” This agreement solves OpenAI’s problem of allowing AWS to deliver its products, a problem that crystallized after it signed a deal worth up to $50 billion with Amazon.

Amazon announced Tuesday that AWS’s Bedrock service now includes the latest OpenAI models, the Codex writing service, and a new product for creating OpenAI-powered AI agents. Bedrock is Amazon’s AI app creation and model selection service.

Amazon is calling the new agent service Bedrock Managed Agents. It is specifically designed to use OpenAI’s inference models, and offers features such as agent routing and security.

“This is the beginning of a deeper collaboration between AWS and OpenAI,” Amazon promised in its blog post. It will definitely be interesting to watch.

The relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI has reportedly deteriorated for some time, with each finding comfort in the arms of their partner’s biggest competitor. OpenAI turned to AWS and Oracle. Microsoft to Anthropy. The Redmond-based software giant is also demoing a new proxy powered by Cloud.