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Amazon's AGI department finds humans are optional
Amazon has eliminated an undisclosed number of roles in its Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) department amid broader layoffs, despite investing heavily in AI infrastructure and models. The company cited a need to sharpen focus on customer-centric initiatives, with layoffs affecting teams working on model customization and post-training.
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