Amazon Web Services (AWS) used its re:Invent conference as a platform to launch five new machine learning services, and unveil a partnership with Intel to create AWS DeepLens – a wireless video camera with machine learning features. This comes a week after AWS threw its weight behind the Open Neural Network Exchange, an open source AI project that brings it closer to Facebook and Microsoft. The event also saw the cloud giant announcing the latest element in an increasingly multi-faceted alliance with AT&T, an LTE-M button somewhat like the Dash buttons AWS’s parent firm sells to consumers – but this one is for enterprises to order supplies or issue service requests with a single click. On the machine learning (ML)…