Investors were worried AWS was falling behind in AI. A new growth trajectory has restored confidence in Amazon’s cloud business.

Amazon has unveiled a prototype of artificial intelligence-powered smart glasses designed to be used by its delivery drivers. The "Amelia" glasses include a camera and built-in display, and pairs with a waistcoat with a button drivers can press to take photos of deliveries.

The company's top human resources executive said Tuesday that the tech giant needs to be "organized more leanly" due to the "transformative" nature of AI.

Management didn't provide a clear answer when Baird analyst Colin Sebastian asked about the breakdown of AWS growth between core infrastructure and artificial-intelligence workloads. However, manageme

Amazon.com said on Wednesday it has launched its compute cluster project called Rainier, and added that artificial intelligence firm Anthropic will use more than a million chips of the infrastructure by the end of the year.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -An Amazon vice president helping to oversee one of the company's highest profile projects, artificial general intelligence, is stepping down on Friday, the online retailer confirmed after a Reuters inquiry. Karthik Ramakrishnan, a ...

Amazon on Wednesday said it is speeding up the automation of its warehouses with the help of artificial intelligence and robotics, raising questions about the future of human workers.

Amazon’s artificial general intelligence (AGI) division is getting a big leadership shakeup. Karthik Ramakrishnan, a Vice President who has been at the company for 13 years, is leaving the organization. The retail and cloud leader confirmed his exit ...

Amazon is taking steps to address how artificial intelligence and automation is changing its workforce. Employees are training to manage and repair the machines now able to do much of the work people used to do.

Just one week after a report that Amazon wanted to replace 75% of its workforce with robots, the online retail giant has announced that it is laying off 14,000 employees to reduce "bureaucracy" and invest in "our biggest bets" -- namely,