Amazon CTO Werner Vogels told a media roundtable in Shenzhen on 14 October that companies should educate themselves about AI before adopting it, saying "fear is a very bad way to make decisions" and warning against FOMO-driven rollouts, according to 钛媒体 and InfoQ 中文. He said Amazon still hires the same number of junior engineers as before, and described an internal language called Dogwood that specifies what an agent may and may not do, enforced by a Dogwood engine for Strands Agents users; he also said the Strands Decider decision model is fully open source, including weights and input datasets. Vogels questioned benchmark rankings — "sometimes a model that is good enough is enough" — and praised Kimi's underlying Mooncake architecture as impressive, while 钛媒体 reported Amazon plans about $200 billion in 2026 capital spending, mostly on AI infrastructure, with AWS second-quarter revenue up 37% year over year.