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AWS Summit: Amazon unveiled AWS Continuum, which uses AI to find and fix code vulnerabilities, AWS Context, which organizes company data for AI agents, and more

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AWS Drops New AI Agent Suite at AWS Summit

Amazon Web Services unveiled Continuum, Context, and a broader set of AI agents targeting devs and enterprises.

AWS just rolled out a fresh batch of AI agents at its AWS Summit, headlined by two notable launches: Continuum and Context.

Continuum uses AI to automatically detect and fix code vulnerabilities — essentially an autonomous security reviewer baked into the development pipeline. Context, meanwhile, tackles a different problem: organizing a company's internal data so AI agents can actually make sense of it and act on it.

The announcements are part of a broader push by AWS to embed AI agents across the stack — targeting businesses, developers, and individual users. The tools span a wide range of capabilities, though AWS kept the spotlight on these two flagship products.

The message is clear: AWS isn't just selling cloud infrastructure anymore. It's building the AI workforce that runs on top of it.