Amazon denies AI-written code caused Amazon.com outages

Reuters
Mar 12
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AMZN">Amazon</a> denies AI-written code caused Amazon.com outages

Amazon.com Inc. issued a clarification disputing a Financial Times report that claimed AI-written code caused several recent outages on Amazon.com. The company said only one incident involved AI-assisted tooling, and the root cause was an engineer acting on inaccurate advice inferred from an outdated internal wiki, not AI-generated code. Amazon added that the incidents were limited to its retail store infrastructure and did not involve AWS, and it denied introducing new approval requirements for engineers using AI tools.

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