Amazon's AI-Generated Code and AWS Outage
Elon Musk criticized Amazon after a major AWS outage on October 20, which affected several cloud-dependent platforms for hours and temporarily brought nearly half the internet to a halt.
Services such as Amazon Prime Video, Canva, and Perplexity AI faced downtime, frustrating millions of users worldwide.
Musk posted a sarcastic "You don’t say" on X in response to a statement from the AWS CEO, claiming that 75% of Amazon’s production code is now AI-generated.
- Signal, an encrypted messaging app, was also impacted by the outage, confirmed by its President Meredith Whittaker on X.
- Musk had earlier expressed distrust in Signal, which depends on AWS servers.
Author's summary: Musk mocks Amazon after AWS outage.
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