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Amazon QuickSight partners with Stanford’s SHTEM internship to empower students in generative AI and research

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Amazon QuickSight partnered with Stanford's SHTEM summer internship program to introduce generative AI and data visualization tools to high school and community college students from diverse backgrounds.

  • Students used QuickSight to analyze research projects across various fields like pulsar detection, computer vision, and electrical circuit research
  • Participants learned to create interactive dashboards and use Amazon Q in QuickSight's generative AI capabilities
  • The program aimed to break down barriers for underrepresented students in STEM fields
  • Students discovered QuickSight's value in transforming complex data into meaningful visualizations
  • Participants gained hands-on experience with data analysis tools and generative AI technologies

The collaboration highlighted QuickSight's potential to empower young researchers and provide accessible data analysis tools across different disciplines.

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