Learn How to Add Moderated Chat to Your Live-Stream Broadcasts with Amazon Chime SDK Messaging

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Published Feb 20, 2025

The Amazon Chime SDK provides features like VoIP audio, video, screen sharing, PSTN connectivity, and messaging powering collaboration experiences for customers like Cerner, Slack, and Mindbody. Amazon Chime SDK messaging features provide secure, persistent, scalable messaging capabilities so customers can build chat messaging and real-time collaboration features. In this tech talk, you will learn how to use Amazon Chime SDK messaging to create a chat channel for up to 100k members with automated moderation to detect and remove profane content and sensitive information, automatic removal of users sending profane content, message reactions, and sentiment analysis of chat content.

Learning Objectives:
*Learn about use cases for Amazon Chime SDK messaging
*Build automated moderation and sentiment analysis for chat channels using Amazon Chime SDK messaging alongside services like Amazon Comprehend
*Learn how to use control messages for features like reactions

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