'Knowing was never the problem': AWS's Sivasubramanian on AI agents
AWS says only 17% of organizations have deployed AI agents, as it cites weak measurement and unclear business outcomes as common blockers.
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Why 90% of Early AI Agents Failed at Amazon — And How Kiro Changed That
AWS's Swami Sivasubramanian revealed that nearly 90% of Amazon's early AI agent prototypes never reached production. Through projects like Kiro and Bedrock AgentCore, the company built tools for persistent memory, verification, and scale that now power thousands of developers internally and millions externally. Success demands more than clever models. It requires production-grade infrastructure.
'Knowing was never the problem': AWS's Sivasubramanian on AI agents
Almost 90% of the AI agent prototypes Amazon teams built two years ago never reached production, AWS vice president of agentic AI Swami Sivasubramanian said. Amazon was then starting to invest heavily in agents. Sivasubramanian spoke on Wednesday at HumanX in Amsterdam. Citing analysts, he said 17% of organizations have successfully deployed AI agents and […] This story continues at The Next Web
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