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   The dumbest thing I've ever heard" - AWS CEO slams plans for AI to replace   
   junior human workers   
      
   Date:   
   Thu, 21 Aug 2025 18:32:00 +0000   
      
   Description:   
   AWS CEO Matt Garman says junior workers could actually be the most important   
   within a company, and AI wont replace them.   
      
   FULL STORY   
      
   Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Matt Garman has called the idea of firing    
   junior workers because AI can do their jobs the dumbest thing Ive ever heard.    
      
   Speaking in a YouTube interview with Matthew Berman, Garman backed up his   
   position by arguing junior staff are usually the least expensive, but also    
   the most engaged with AI tools , therefore theyre best set up to feel the   
   boost of AI in their workflows - rather than be replaced by it.    
      
   Taking a longer-term look at the scenario, Garman added without junior   
   employees gaining experience, companies will have no skilled workforce in the   
   future.   
      
   AWS CEO doesnt see AI replacing human roles    
      
   Consequentially, Garman advocated for the continued hiring of graduates to   
   teach them core software and problem-solving skills to futureproof against   
   future workplace challenges, like todays skills shortages.    
      
   He still encourages the use of AI tools, but to assist rather than replace   
   junior talent.    
      
   When asked about how much of AWSs code is now AI-written (we know that at   
   least a third of Google, Meta and Microsofts code is now AI-generated ),   
   Garman described the notion as a silly metric, but acknowledged over 80% of   
   the companys developers now use AI in their workflows across code generation   
   and more.    
      
   Garman indicated curious workers will get the most out of AI  combining their   
   own desire to learn more with Amazon training initiatives.    
      
   He added workers should be flexible, be willing to learn, and be willing to   
   accept that their job may be a little bit different, noting that this is a   
   time of transition.    
      
   Broadly positive for the future of jobs, Garmans thoughts align with Amazon   
   CEO Andy Jassys thoughts on AIs impact on the workforce.    
      
   In June 2025, ex-AWS CEO Jassy acknowledged that AI will ultimately end up   
   replacing some human workers, but it would free up other jobs to avoid a net   
   loss of roles.   
      
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   Link to news story:   
   https://www.techradar.com/pro/the-dumbest-thing-ive-ever-heard-aws-ceo-slams-p   
   lans-for-ai-to-replace-junior-human-workers   
      
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