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Amazon Engineers Challenge Leadership's $200 Billion AI Push Amid 30,000 Job Cuts

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Amazon Engineers Challenge Leadership's $200 Billion AI Push Amid 30,000 Job Cuts

Amazon's massive infrastructure bet signals confidence in AI's economic future, but the gap between billion-dollar capital spending and mass layoffs exposes tensions within tech leadership over how to balance growth strategy with workforce stability.

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