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Werner Vogels on Amazon's AI philosophy: between doing and not doing

Amazon Vice President and CTO Werner Vogels proposed a "slowdown checklist" for AI applications in Shenzhen: educate before boarding, guardrails before action, and being good enough before chasing first place, opposing FOMO-driven decisions. Amazon uses the Dogwood language to specify what an Agent can and cannot do, and Strands Decider serves as an open-source decision model to judge whether an action is feasible. He emphasized that cost is an approximate indicator of sustainability, and that enterprises should choose a "good enough is enough" model rather than the most expensive one.

Part of the event: Amazon CTO Proposes AI "Slowdown Checklist" in Shenzhen

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