Amazon Web Services experienced a 13-hour interruption to one system used by its customers in mid-December after engineers ...

When Amazon Web Services got hit by a 13-hour outage in December, it wasn’t because a person tripped over a cord. According to a report from the Financial Times, several anonymous Amazon employees ...

December, when AWS engineers allowed internal AI assistant Kiro to implement system changes without human intervention. According to four people familiar with ...

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Amazon issued an unusually pointed rebuttal to a Financial Times report that its AI coding tools caused AWS outages, calling one key claim "entirely false." ...

Recent incidents involving Amazon's AI bot Kiro highlight concerns about AI's role in professional settings. An internal ...

Amazon is mandating its developers use its in-house AI coding tool, Kiro, aiming for 80% weekly adoption. This directive faces internal resistance, with 1,500 employees advocating for rival Claude ...

Amazon Web Services faced a 13-hour service disruption in December after its agentic AI bot, Kiro, was given the autonomy to ...

AI coding assistant Kiro chose to delete and recreate the environment on which it was working, which led to an outage for 13 long hours.

Amazon Web Services' recent outage, allegedly caused by its AI coding assistant Kiro, was reportedly blamed on human error by the company.

Amazon has officially banned its internal engineering teams from using Anthropic's coding assistant, Claude Code, mandating a ...