Bezos says AI won't replace humans, but could cause a labor shortage
The Amazon founder, now running robotics and space bets, argues AI will shift work, not erase it.

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The Amazon founder, now running robotics and space bets, argues AI will shift work, not erase it.
Vandenberg’s historic launch infrastructure is being modernized, and SpaceX gets a newly cleared runway for Falcon missions.
Matt Wood says Bedrock AgentCore guardrails and new “failure insights” target AI trust, while DevOps and Kiro get mobile autonomy.
The process is running limited “risk production” now, with performance and power gains Intel says are backwards compatible with 18A.
Backed by Khosla Ventures, Pramaana targets AI errors in law, drug discovery, and tax prep with reliability-first verification.
A $500 million bet says AI can help the US source chemicals and metals for domestic semiconductor manufacturing.
A first-in-EU move aims to stop AI assistants from logging in as you when they act for you.
A SpaceX alum’s geothermal startup targets 300 GW per year by 2045, reshaping the timeline for clean baseload.
The $100 smart speaker arrives with 360-degree audio and deeper Gemini integration, raising the baseline for voice assistants.
A loop-unrolled hack inflated output code 4 times for 64KB data, and engineers rewrote the translator to fix it.
The Adventures of Elliot mixes classic action-adventure exploration with RPG flourishes, and Square Enix is betting on nostalgia plus novelty.
After earlier AR flops, the company is trying again with premium-priced hardware that could reset how investors judge AR bets.