Amazon(US:AMZN) 智通财经网·2025-11-25 08:29Core Insights - Amazon has advised its engineers to avoid using third-party AI code generation tools and instead utilize its proprietary solution, Kiro, which was launched in July [1][2] - The internal memo indicates that Amazon will not provide support for any new third-party AI development tools, emphasizing the importance of internal feedback for product iteration [1] - Despite significant investments in Anthropic and a long-term cloud service agreement with OpenAI, Amazon aims to overcome its perceived lag in AI tool development compared to competitors like OpenAI and Google [1][2] Group 1 - Kiro is Amazon's in-house AI code generation tool that allows users to create websites and applications using simple English commands, leveraging Anthropic's coding technology [2] - The memo, signed by senior executives, states that Kiro will be established as Amazon's preferred AI-native development tool [2] - As of the memo's release, popular tools like Codex, Cursor, and Claude Code are widely used by engineers for rapid service development, with Cursor recently achieving a valuation close to $30 billion [2] Group 2 - After a six-month evaluation, Amazon has marked OpenAI Codex for internal use as "Do Not Use" and previously labeled Claude Code similarly, although this decision was later reversed following media inquiries [3]