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Comparison · AI assistants

Curiosity and Amazon Quick
An AWS workspace, or a context graph

Curiosity models industrial records; Amazon Quick is AWS’s assistant for search, research and BI.

Their deployment AWS managed Their data model Search, research and BI Our deployment Cloud or your own servers Our residency EU, or your own

Your data · your environment

Who each tool is for

Different problems, honestly stated

Curiosity

For industrial and regulated teams whose knowledge sits in engineering systems and structured records, where the answer depends on how those records connect, and where the deployment has to run on their own infrastructure.

Amazon Quick

AWS’s agentic workspace, launched as Quick Suite and the successor to Amazon Q Business, combining enterprise search, research, workflow automation and QuickSight BI. It runs on AWS and suits organizations already there.

How Curiosity compares

Where the boundary falls

Amazon Quick brings search and BI together for AWS customers. Curiosity models the entities and relationships across your records first, and runs where your data lives, inside AWS or outside it.

Built for the industrial estate

General assistants are tuned for cloud collaboration tools. Curiosity connects engineering systems, data lakes, network drives and proprietary sources.

Structured context, not a chat layer

The graph models entities and relationships, so answers reason over how records connect rather than over retrieved passages.

On your infrastructure

On premises or private cloud, with data residency you control and the model of your choice.

Side by side

Feature comparison

The same five questions, answered for both.

QuestionCuriosityAmazon Quick

Deployment

Cloud or self-hosted, ready to use

AWS managed

Data model

Managed context layer and knowledge graph

Search, research and BI

Industrial fit

Built for industrial and enterprise teams

Horizontal, knowledge workers

Data reach

70+ systems connected, and yours through a connector you write

SaaS apps and AWS data

Residency

EU hosted, or entirely your own infrastructure

AWS regions

Customization

What your team can change

Your own code, interface, data model and configuration. Amazon Quick as its own documentation described it in October 2026. Where it says Not available, the vendor documents no such capability.

QuestionCuriosityAmazon Quick

Your own code

C# endpoints, AI tools and tasks, compiled in Studio

Restricted Python code blocks in Quick Automate

Your own interface

Your own front end in C#, deployed from git

Apps in Quick builds web apps, embedded analytics

Data model

Typed node and edge schemas you define

Datasets with joins and custom SQL

Configuration as code

Every change committed to git, pushed to your remote

Asset bundle export APIs, flow and automation versions

APIs and SDKs

REST API, C# and Python library, connector SDK

Quick Sight API through AWS SDKs

AI integration

What AI can build and reach

Whether AI can build on it, who reviews the result, and which models it runs. Amazon Quick as its own documentation described it in October 2026.

QuestionCuriosityAmazon Quick

AI that builds

Sudo drafts endpoints, tools, schemas and screens

Apps in Quick and agents built from chat

Review before it applies

Every change a diff a person approves, in a sandbox

Preview before publish, admin approval workflows for sharing

Model choice

Any major provider, or an OpenAI compatible endpoint

Not available

Models on your servers

Open weights on your servers, or air gapped

Not available

Assistant permissions

Built in tools search as the user, per record

On demand actions as user, automations service level

Agent protocols

MCP server and an OpenAI compatible API

MCP client, ACP to coding agents

At Airbus, we developed the next generation of customer support AI assistance tools with Curiosity, enhancing our technical support’s ability to access and navigate vast data from multiple sources, including millions of documents.

Services Innovation Team

Airline Services at Airbus

Your data. Your infrastructure.

Connected knowledge for AI systems