[erklik]

https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/company-news/amazon-outage-...

About All Hands :

> Much of the coverage of the service incidents has focused on a weekly Amazon Stores operations meeting and a planned discussion of recent outages. Reviewing operational incidents is a routine part of these meetings, during which teams discuss root causes with the goal of continuing to improve reliability for customers.

This is something that's a part of every FAANG afaik. I know for a fact that there's no prohibition on pushing AI-assisted code. How would that even technically work? It'd basically mean banning Kiro/CC from the company.

> Only one of the incidents involved AI-assisted tooling, which related to an engineer following inaccurate advice that an AI tool inferred from an outdated internal wiki, and none involved AI-written code.

and this doesn't seem as "AI caused outage" as it was portrayed.

[senderista]

“outdated internal wiki” has to be responsible for so many AMZN outages…

[erklik]

Shows how although AI is great, good ol' issues that we had in human-coding times are still persistent and problematic even during the AI-age.