AWS’s Matt Garman: half of white-collar jobs may change, not get wiped out
Garman argues AI will shift roles, while Amazon expands early-career hiring to prepare for that change.

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Garman argues AI will shift roles, while Amazon expands early-career hiring to prepare for that change.
Farhan Thawar says the proxy prevents engineer workflows from breaking when providers change, update, or go down.
Figma’s new code layers let teams pull flows from repositories into design layers for faster testing and fewer handoffs.
At VB Transform 2026, Amazon’s framework reframes reliability as consistency, robustness, predictability, and safety, with sandboxed review gates.
Researchers read a charred papyrus section from nearly 2,000 years ago without unrolling it, using AI to extract hidden text.
A Nature-published critique argues Microsoft’s 2025 breakthrough story was narrowed by plotting filters and coding mistakes.
Near-perfect membership inference attacks on seven medical AI datasets expose privacy blind spots in current safety tests.
Customization moves on-device with no app needed, while the Pro keeps its leverless precision and adds an extra button.
A new look for a mass-production robotaxi clashes with US safety rules, and the approval timeline controls everything.
The named processor targets inference needs, signaling a shift in how AI companies buy compute and control costs.
The first joint chip project is here. Decision-makers should care because it signals OpenAI's push toward full-stack compute control.
What it means when OpenAI stops chasing general GPUs and starts shipping inference-specific silicon.