@helloitsmia.tech: Did Silicon Valley predict this? 😅 A recent AWS outage that lasted 13 hours was reportedly triggered after engineers used an internal AI coding tool called Kiro. The tool decided the best move was to “delete and recreate the environment”, which… yeah, caused a massive disruption (mainly impacting China). Amazon says it wasn’t really the AI’s fault, calling it “user error” due to misconfigured permissions, and claims the tool normally asks for approval before doing anything risky. But according to internal reports, this is at least the second time their AI tools have been linked to outages, and employees say the issues were “entirely foreseeable.” Meanwhile leadership has been pushing heavy adoption of the tool (like… 80% weekly usage targets), which feels very on-brand for a Silicon Valley plotline where everyone ignores the obvious risks until something breaks….