Artificial intelligence is replacing a lot of jobs, and that trend may continue. However, there's one trait that can make you irreplaceable during the AI boom. Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman told CNBC in August that soft skills like creativity and adaptability will become more valuable.

Amazon Web Services' top executive admonished staff on Thursday for what he called slow product rollouts by the cloud computing provider at its premier Reinvent customer event in December, according to a transcript of a meeting reviewed by Reuters.

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Although some companies may look to replace human roles with AI, that approach has limitations. Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman recently told CNBC’s “Closing Bell Overtime” that AI may replicate technical skills, but it still falls short when it comes to uniquely human abilities.

The potential "for positive innovation is absolutely huge" according to the Chief Executive of the world’s biggest cloud business AWS. Speaking to Fox Business’ Susan Li, Amazon’s cloud CEO Adam Selipsky says the development of AI "is going to be ...

Seeking a sovereign cloud solution in Europe? AWS and SAP to offer secure, compliant cloud services on the new AWS European Sovereign Cloud.

Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman has urged his staff to expedite product rollouts, particularly in AI, ahead of the Reinvent conference. This comes amid growing concerns that AWS is falling behind in the AI race,

With a full year under his belt, the new chief executive of Amazon Web Services Inc. (pictured) has just finished what we called a “halftime huddle” — two days of video exclusive meetings and interviews with top AWS lieutenants racing to keep the ...

Amazon’s Kindle devices are meant first and foremost for reading eBooks. But there’s also a web browser. Up until a few years ago, that browser was officially considered “experimental,” and up until the past month or so, it was unofficially ...

The hum of 102 rooftop air conditioners and a chorus of beeping electric carts provide the acoustic backdrop in Amazon.com's 605,000-square-foot distribution facility on this city's west side. But the center's employees can almost always hear Terry Jones.

Amazon Web Services, an Amazon.com (AMZN) company, and SAP (SAP) unveiled plans to make SAP Sovereign Cloud capabilities available on the AWS