Laurent Decosse @LDecosse

One of the things I find most interesting about the AI jobs conversation is that we’re talking about disappearing roles at the same time more software developers are being hired than ever before. The job is changing. The demand isn’t. Enjoyed the conversation with @CaseyNewton on @platformer. Full interview here: youtube.com/watch?v=0ii_Fl…

Just got done on stage at #axiosaisummit talking with @Bundesliga_DE ‘s Max Kaltenhauser about the intersection of sports and tech ahead of this year’s World Cup.

Great to chat with @sama on @stratechery about what we’re building together in Bedrock. It's a deep dive on how our teams are making it much easier to manage agents powered by @OpenAI models at scale. Excited to see what customers go build with this. Thanks to @benthompson for hosting. Listen here: stratechery.com/2026/an-interv…

Thought I would start posting about interesting things happening at AWS. Not a bad day to start.🚀 Today at #WhatsNextWithAWS we announced a big step forward with @OpenAI on Amazon Bedrock: 1. OpenAI models now available 2. Codex for enterprise development 3. Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents for running agents in production Together, these give customers more choice and flexibility to use the best models for their needs, all on @awscloud. Thanks @dhdresser for joining us. Full announcement: aboutamazon.com/news/aws/bedro…

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I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and thank you for believing in me to lead the company that has always put you at the center of our work. This is not goodbye. It’s a hello to John and I can’t wait for you to get to know him like I do! 🙏

Today, we announced Amazon Bio Discovery, an AI-powered application designed to help scientists design and test novel drugs faster and with greater confidence. @axios spoke with Dan Sheeran, AWS VP and general manager of healthcare and life sciences, about the news. Read more → go.aws/3QnfCQW

AWS CEO Matt Garman joined @CNBC to talk about giving customers access to the best AI technology across the full stack — from Trainium custom silicon to leading models from AnthropicAI and OpenAI. Watch: go.aws/4c9C1IH

Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back. Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…

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We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

What if your AI could actually remember you? Most AI is stateless, it treats every conversation like meeting you for the first time. AWS and OpenAI are co-creating a Stateful Runtime Environment powered by OpenAI models, available on Amazon Bedrock. @shaown, VP, AWS Technology breaks down the difference between stateful and stateless: go.aws/4vjGz8m

🎂 @SiliconANGLE covers AWS turning 20. The journey starts from S3's 2006 launch to today's agentic AI race. Early customer @SmugMug is still running on AWS today. Read more from @robhof: go.aws/4dodvG2

3/14/2006 (yes, Pi Day) was the day AWS launched S3 - our Simple Storage Service. Before S3, you bought hardware and took your best guess at demand. AWS changed that by giving developers something new: a simple, durable, and secure-by-default way to store virtually unlimited data, from anywhere, at any time. Twenty years later, S3 stores hundreds of exabytes of data, more than 500 trillion objects, and serves millions of customers worldwide. From web apps to data lakes, and a whole lot more — S3 became the foundation for it all. go.aws/4lvIoKX

📽️ @SwamiSivasubram joined Amazon as an intern in 2005. His project: building Dynamo, a foundational distributed database system. AWS didn't exist yet. The experience taught him "a few remarkably focused, agile people could change the world." Twenty years later, he leads AWS’s Agentic AI organization. From intern to leader, his journey reflects AWS's evolution: solving foundational challenges and pushing forward to what's next.

Some personal news. For real. I’m doing one of these. Deep breath… After 12 years at The Wall Street Journal, I’m leaving. Twelve! I’m starting my own consumer-tech media company, building a new home with the same mission I've always had: help real people navigate the tech (and AI) changing their lives. I’m so excited and so terrified! I can’t wait to start building and hiring. If you want to follow along (and be first to hear what’s next), sign up at the link below and subscribe on YouTube. No holding small, puffy microphones. I promise. Probably. It would make for a great exit story if I said I was leaving the Journal because of some big fallout—and the office printer system slowly poisoned me. The Journal changed my life. I’ve learned from the best journalists in the business, made lifelong friends and was given the freedom to take risks and make at least six stipples of myself—and one of my dog. Thank you to the many people I can’t possibly list here and to everyone who watched my WSJ videos, read the columns, argued with me in the comments and made this the most fun job in the world.

Congrats to @SwamiSivasubram on being named to @BusinessInsider's 2026 AI Power List! 🎉 As VP of Agentic AI at AWS, Swami is helping shape the future of AI — from launching SageMaker and Bedrock to building the next generation of autonomous AI systems. His take: "Agentic AI is going to be one of the biggest shifts in technology in our generation." Read more: go.aws/49r3bJI

.@SwamiSivasubram, AWS VP for Agentic AI talks to @VentureBeat about the major transformation in AI, and new launches at #AWSreInvent. AWS introduced frontier agents—a new class of autonomous AI agents that act as independent teammates, handling complex projects with minimal direction. Also new: three features in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore that give enterprises more control over agent behavior and performance. go.aws/4aSVT3P

.@CRN Exclusive 📰 AWS CEO Matt Garman highlights upcoming partner program enhancements launching Jan. 1. "Partners are the lifeblood of helping us connect our technology into our customers." go.aws/4rN4BH5

Today, AWS CEO Matt Garman announced Nova Forge, a model builder which lets companies inject their own data during the pre-training phase. "You [tell Forge]: 'Here's my corpus of corporate data, here's everything I need to know about my industry.' We then mix that in and finish pre-training the model. So you get a pre-trained model that totally understands your company and your data."

TODAY: @awscloud CEO Matt Garman joins TBPN live from re:Invent at 12:45p PT

Pretty much every Amazon project starts with a code name. Echo was “Doppler,” our first Kindle was “Fiona,” and our EC2 network device project was “Blackfoot,” after the penguins our AWS team saw while doing the work in Cape Town. For our satellite network, it was “Project Kuiper,” and today, we’re introducing the permanent name: Amazon Leo—for the low Earth orbit (or LEO) constellation that powers the whole thing. Team’s made lots of progress (150+ satellites up, >1 Gbps speeds, customers signing on) and am excited for the difference @Amazonleo will make for the ~500 million households, and millions of enterprises, orgs, and governments who need it. aboutamazon.com/news/amazon-le…