Jerry Keesee

💡 Have you ever had an idea for an app but didn’t know where to start because you’re not a developer? Or perhaps you can code, but just didn’t have the time? 🚀 I'm super excited to showcase the power of Kiro - Amazon’s agentic, spec-driven, AI-powered IDE - alongside Girish Bhatia, respected AWS Community Builder and host of the cloudwithgirish.com YouTube channel. We’re going to build a fully functioning app from audience ideas in just 30 minutes. No slides. No fluff. Just live, agentic development in action. If you're in the Central Ohio area, come join us at Franklin University on Tuesday, March 24. It’s going to be a fast-paced and highly interactive session. #AWS #AWSKiro #AgenticAI #AIDevelopment #CloudComputing #AWSCommunity #AWSCommunityBuilders #ColumbusTech #FranklinUniversity

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A nice paragraph from Joe Reis. Now when the world needs more and more clean good data it is more relevant than ever. “A data model organizes and standardizes data in a precise, structured representation, enabling and guiding human and machine behavior, informing decision-making, and facilitating actions.”

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This one will be cool. We’re going to take attendees through our framework step-by-step, demonstrating how an organization can begin to integrate automation and iterate on new efficiencies. Also, free lunch.

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For many local governments, traditional town halls aren't working. Public input is essential, but how do you engage an entire community and make sense of the feedback? In Warren County, KY, we partnered with local leaders to prove AI could be the answer. Using Jigsaw's Sensemaker, powered by Google’s Gemini models on Vertex AI, they hosted one of the largest digital town halls in U.S. history, analyzing an unprecedented amount of public input for their 25-year plan. With Google AI, Warren County was able to: ✅ Understand ~4,000 unique ideas and over 1 million opinions from residents. ✅ Save an average of 28 days of manual analysis. ✅ Identify clear community priorities, like riverfront development and support for the arts. By turning thousands of voices into actionable insights, Warren County is now better equipped to plan for its future. Read the full case study to learn how they did it. #GooglePublicSector #Jigsaw #GovTech #AIforGood #CommunityEngagement #DigitalTransformation #SmartCities #LocalGov #Gemini #VertexAI

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MemOS: A Memory OS for AI System https://lnkd.in/geqFP22t #Cincinnati has a leader in this space in Pieces for Developers which is actually ahead of these researchers in many areas. Now that is leadership! H/T Cecile G Tamura 🌳 MemOS organizes memory using a tree-structured hierarchy for clarity and scalability, while enabling graph-style cross-links for flexible semantic reasoning. Memories can be inserted, merged, or restructured over time — just like evolving human thought. Discover how MemOS brings human-like memory to LLMs — with structured storage, retrieval, and scheduling. 📖 Docs & architecture 📦 Module showcase 🧩 Plugin system & use cases https://memos.openmem.net/ Imagine if your computer's memory could grow smarter over time — remembering not just facts, but how and when you learned them, adapting to your needs as they evolve. That’s the idea behind MemOS, a new “memory operating system” designed to supercharge large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, which are key building blocks for artificial general intelligence (AGI). Right now, LLMs are great at answering questions and generating text, but they don’t truly “remember” things over time. Their knowledge is mostly fixed (stored in their parameters), and their short-term memory fades with each new session. Even techniques like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), which bring in external information, are more like sticky notes than real memory — temporary, context-less, and hard to manage. MemOS aims to fix this by rethinking memory from the ground up. Instead of treating memory as a side feature, it treats it as a core system resource, much like an operating system manages files and processes. At the heart of MemOS is the MemCube — a smart memory block that not only stores information, but also keeps track of when it was learned, where it came from, and how it has changed. These MemCubes can be combined, updated, and moved around, allowing models to bridge the gap between short-term context, long-term knowledge, and continual learning. By adding this structured, flexible memory layer between a model’s fixed parameters and external documents, MemOS promises not just better performance, but a smarter, more adaptive AI — one that can learn continuously, remember your preferences, and grow with you over time. #AI #computation #language Tsavo Knott Kelly Cohen Lohith Srikanth Pentapalli Tri Nguyen Scott Phillips Josette Riep

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🚀 The State of Nebraska OCIO, led by Dr. Matthew McCarville and Prabhakar Vijayarangam, has officially launched the Amorphic Data Fabric, powered by AWS — a groundbreaking step to automate technical debt, unlock siloed data, and drive better government performance, productivity, and outcomes. This initiative modernizes department data, workflows, processes, and reporting with the goal of transforming how state employees work and how citizens experience services. At Cloudwick and Amazon Web Services (AWS), we’re proud to support Nebraska’s workforce modernization program — powered by the right blend of people, process, and AI. This is more than technology — it’s about equipping state employees with the tools to work smarter, faster, and more effectively, creating lasting impact for the communities they serve. Thank you Dr. Matthew McCarville, Prabhakar Vijayarangam, John Korkie, Jennifer Marik, Maninder (Mani) Chhabra, Natasha Nicolai, Arun Kumar Palathumpattu Thankappan, Ashrith Mekala, Harsha Nallabotla, Rob Cassetti, Timofey I., Pradeep Panga,Casey Burns, John McCaslin,Noah Finlan,Mark Ronaldson,Kiran Nadigatla,Susheel Kumar Pogaku,Sahil Dua,Simar Chhabra,Raghav Khemka,Raghukiran N,Gagandeep Sohanpal,Shalini Kailashiya, John M., Sachin Saini #AI #Automation #AWS #GovernmentInnovation #DigitalModernization #Amorphic #Cloudwick

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Microsoft and the Minnesota Vikings built Viper, an Azure‑based platform that centralizes game and practice video, player‑tracking data, and historical records into a searchable, coach‑centric system that streamlines scouting, player evaluation, and game preparation to accelerate data‑driven decision‑making and competitive advantage. #MSFT #AI #Azure  https://lnkd.in/eVQDAXxv

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One challenge we see repeatedly in public-sector software is balancing statewide standardization with the operational realities of local agencies. The tension between the two creates real opportunity for well-designed platforms.

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PSA reminder: Trunk-based development is not the goal. The goal is to deliver the latest change RIGHT NOW when required. - That requires continuous delivery - That requires continuous integration - That requires trunk-based development. MinimumCD.org

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The Most Useful AI is Not Safe for Your Business (yet) The release and viral adoption of Openclaw represents a critical moment for AI. It is the most significant jump in 'usefulness' since the Nov 2022 release of the original ChatGPT. It flips AI from being smart and responsive to being proactive and able to do things. And, this big jump in usefulness comes with a new wave of enterprise risks as well (just as ChatGPT did when it first appeared). As people who care about the progress and impacts of AI, I encourage everyone to try and learn about things like Openclaw. Do it safely, but don't skip this one. And, as business leaders, check this article out to help you prepare for a wave of desktop agents. These forms of agents are coming because it is simply too useful for employees and because AI companies love the model API consumption this drives. #ai #agents #openclaw #moltbot #clawdbot https://lnkd.in/eUmT22tj

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"Nothing runs like a Deere" The real story: John Deere is evolving into a data intelligence powerhouse (PTP). Read #Reshuffle #capture, #curate, #commercialize, and #share cc: Sangeet Paul Choudary

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