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Amazon tells software engineers to avoid ‘tokenmaxxing’ AI use

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  • Amazon (AMZN) outlined guidelines for software engineers using AI tools in an internal memo, cautioning employees against “tokenmaxxing” as they increasingly adopt artificial intelligence in their work.
  • The memo, which was circulated internally in September and posted to the
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