The Oldest Architecture in Computing
Amazon Web Services executive and tech forecaster Werner Vogels argues that the human brain is "the oldest architecture in computing," citing Cortical Labs' lab-grown neuron network playing Pong at 20…
Amazon Web Services executive and tech forecaster Werner Vogels argues that the human brain is "the oldest architecture in computing," citing Cortical Labs' lab-grown neuron network playing Pong at 20…
A 25% increase in AI adoption is associated with a 1.5% decrease in delivery throughput and a 7.2% decrease in delivery stability, according to the 2025 DORA State of AI-assisted Software Development …
A protester confronted Amazon CTO Werner Vogels at a public event, accusing Amazon of enabling Israel's use of its AI technology in military operations in Gaza. The protester demanded Amazon stop prov…
Enterprise AI spending is hitting budget walls as open-source models offer a 35x cost advantage over frontier APIs, with Uber exhausting its entire 2026 AI budget by April and Amazon CTO Werner Vogels…
Amazon CTO Werner Vogels said companies are shifting toward cheaper open-source AI models to rein in rising costs, citing examples like Uber burning through its 2026 AI budget in four months. Vogels s…
The UN's AI for Good Summit in Geneva showcased robot dogs, Teslas, and rescue helicopters while grappling with tensions between idealistic goals and concerns over corporate power and inequality. Acti…
Amazon CTO Werner Vogels told Fortune at the UN's AI for Good Summit that software engineers must become 'Renaissance developers' who combine deep technical skills with the ability to review AI-genera…
A developer introduced the concept of 'diff debt' to describe the accumulated risk of merging AI-generated code that no human has thoroughly reviewed. The term emerged from the developer's experience …
Werner Vogels, CTO of AWS, introduced the concept of 'Verification Debt' during his re:Invent 2025 keynote, describing it as the growing gap between the speed of AI-generated code and the capacity for…
A lost essay from 2004 by a former Amazon engineer, recovered in 2024, argues that Amazon's internal service architecture solved the 2-tier database problem but created new complexity for application …