Which AWS Services Analyze Sentiment in Written Customer Reviews?
An ecommerce company wants to build a solution to determine customer sentiments based on written customer reviews of products. Which AWS services meet these requirements? (Choose two.)
Community Insight
The question tests matching text-based sentiment analysis to AWS AI services; the trap is treating any AI service, especially Rekognition, as suitable for written reviews.
Written customer reviews require text-based sentiment analysis rather than image or speech processing. Amazon Comprehend provides built-in sentiment detection and Amazon Bedrock can apply foundation models to the same reviews, making B and D the correct pair.
The most common wrong pick is Amazon Rekognition, because learners see it is an AWS AI service but overlook that it processes images and video, not written review text.
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Expert Analysis
Why the Answer Is Correct
Amazon Comprehend is the AWS managed NLP service with built-in sentiment analysis, returning positive, negative, neutral, or mixed for text such as customer reviews. Amazon Bedrock supplies foundation models that can also classify review sentiment through prompts or customized models, which is why it satisfies the generative-AI route in the pair. Because the question asks for two services and both operate on written text, B and D form the only coherent combination. Comprehend covers out-of-the-box NLP, while Bedrock covers model-based text understanding.Why the Other Options Are Wrong
Amazon Lex builds conversational chatbots and voice/text interfaces; it does not provide sentiment classification of review text. Amazon Polly converts text into lifelike speech, so it is an output/speech service rather than a review-analysis service. Amazon Rekognition analyzes images and video, including faces and objects, not written customer sentiment. These services can be part of a broader customer-experience workflow, but they do not meet the stated text-sentiment requirement.Community Comment Notes
Multiple learners, including Jessiii and taka5094, selected B and D and explained Comprehend's built-in NLP sentiment analysis plus Bedrock's foundation-model access. One learner explicitly stated "BD is the correct answer", reflecting the visible consensus around that pair. PHD_CHENG asked "Why not B,E?", and JustEugen considered Rekognition for unboxing reactions, but that uses video rather than written reviews. As piouson noted, "Rekognition analyses images and videos to detect objects, text, and human faces", which confirms it is not the text-sentiment tool here.Official Reference
Exam Strategy
Eliminate services by input modality: written reviews are text, so choose text/NLP and foundation-model services, not image, speech, or chatbot services. When two answers are required, confirm both selected services can perform sentiment analysis rather than just general AI.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Amazon Rekognition not correct for written customer reviews?
Rekognition analyzes images and video for objects, faces, and text, not free-form review sentiment. Written reviews require NLP or a foundation model.
Can Amazon Bedrock perform sentiment analysis without a custom model?
Yes. You can prompt a foundation model in Bedrock to classify review sentiment, or customize a model for your domain.
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