"Like an Assembly Line": Amazon Engineers Feel Squeezed by AI-Driven Workflow

"Like an assembly line": Amazon engineers feel squeezed by AI-driven workflow

Teams that once counted a dozen developers have been cut in half, yet the volume of code they're expected to deliver remains unchanged – a shift that...

At Amazon, some coders say their jobs have begun to resemble warehouse work

Since at least the industrial revolution, workers have worried that machines would replace them. But when technology transformed automaking, meatpacking and even secretarial work, the response typically wasn’t to slash...

Amazon coders say they’ve had to work harder, faster by using AI

Software engineers at Amazon say artificial intelligence is transforming their work.

At Amazon, some programmers say their jobs have begun to resemble warehouse work

With increasing AI use, work is becoming more routine, less thoughtful and much faster paced. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Shopify Are Racing To Integrate AI, Now Engineers Say They're Working Faster With Less Thinking Time — And More Pressure Than Ever - Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN)

As Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Shopify accelerate AI adoption, engineers report increased productivity but also rising pressure, faster workflows, and less time for deep thinking—prompting concerns that coding is starting to resemble assembly-line work.

Amazon Developers Say AI Is Changing the Job They Knew

Software developers at Amazon has told The New York Times that their work is starting to feel less like problem-solving and more like routine tasks.