Pushing back on AI job loss fears, AWS CEO Matt Garman says Amazon plans to hire 11,000 software engineering interns in 2026, a figure in line with recent years (Ben Shimkus/Business Insider)
AWS CEO Matt Garman addressed concerns about AI-driven job losses by stating that Amazon plans to hire 11,000 software engineering interns in 2026, a number consistent with recent hiring trends. His comments aim to reassure the tech workforce amid growing anxiety over automation and AI's impact on employment. The move highlights Amazon's continued investment in human talent despite advancements in artificial intelligence.
- ▪AWS CEO Matt Garman announced Amazon's plan to hire 11,000 software engineering interns in 2026.
- ▪The internship hiring figure is in line with Amazon's recent annual numbers.
- ▪Garman's statement was made to counter fears about job losses due to AI advancements.
- ▪Amazon's commitment to hiring underscores ongoing demand for engineering talent in the tech sector.
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